The time between conditioning trials is called the _______.
A) inter-stimulus interval
B) intertrial interval
C) contiguity gap
D) trace period

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The intertrial interval refers to the time between conditioning trials, during which no conditioning stimuli are presented. The inter-stimulus interval refers to the time between the presentation of two stimuli within a trial. Contiguity gap and trace period are not commonly used terms in classical conditioning.

The Time Between Conditioning Trials Is Called the _______