When Pavlov and his assistants exposed dogs to the experimental neurosis procedure, some dogs
A) became catatonic and acted almost hypnotized.
B) became anxious and upset.
C) displayed few, if any, symptoms.
D) Any of these can be correct, depending on the dog.

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Pavlov's experiments on dogs using the experimental neurosis procedure showed that different dogs reacted in various ways to the same conditions. Some became anxious, others displayed few symptoms, and some even appeared catatonic, indicating that the correct answer depends on the individual dog's response.

When Pavlov and His Assistants Exposed Dogs to the Experimental