Spontaneous recovery differs from disinhibition in that the latter requires the presence of
A) the CS.
B) the US.
C) the CS and the US.
D) a novel stimulus.

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Disinhibition involves the reappearance of a conditioned response (CR) in the presence of a novel stimulus, indicating that the novel stimulus can temporarily override the suppression of the CR. Spontaneous recovery, on the other hand, refers to the reappearance of the CR after a period of rest without any new learning sessions, and does not specifically require a novel stimulus.

Spontaneous Recovery Differs from Disinhibition in That the Latter Requires