Removing the interpositus nucleus results in:
A) small, poorly timed conditioned responses.
B) complete loss of conditioned responses.
C) small, poorly timed unconditioned responses.
D) complete loss of unconditioned responses.

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The interpositus nucleus is crucial for the formation and expression of conditioned responses, so its removal leads to a complete loss of these responses.

Removing the Interpositus Nucleus Results In