The likelihood that a particular neutral stimulus will elicit a conditioned response is called ______.
A)contrapreparedness
B)CS-UCS elicitation
C)species specific stimuli preparedness
D)salience

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Salience refers to the prominence or noticeability of a stimulus, which affects the likelihood of it becoming associated with a conditioned response.

The Likelihood That a Particular Neutral Stimulus Will Elicit a Conditioned