Training in which presentation of two stimuli together as a compound results in a later tendency to generalize what is known about one of these stimuli to the other is known as:
A) consequential learning.
B) sensory preconditioning.
C) error discrimination learning.
D) integral learning.

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Sensory preconditioning involves the association of two stimuli during a learning phase, which leads to a situation where the response to one stimulus is generalized to the other stimulus, even if the second stimulus is not directly conditioned. This process demonstrates how stimuli can become connected in the mind before any association with a specific response or consequence is made.

Training in Which Presentation of Two Stimuli Together as a Compound