The AESOP model predicts that
A) a US typically elicits just a single, distinct reflex, but CSs can elicit multiple responses.
B) only an emotive node or sensory node, but not both, can be activated at any one time.
C) depending on CS-US timing, the same CS may elicit behavior based on an excitatory emotive association or an inhibitory sensory association, or both.
D) the emotive nodes move between the A1, A2, and inactive stages more quickly than the sensory nodes do.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The AESOP model suggests that the timing between the conditioned stimulus (CS) and the unconditioned stimulus (US) can lead to different types of associations. Depending on this timing, a CS may elicit behaviors based on excitatory emotive associations, inhibitory sensory associations, or a combination of both, highlighting the model's focus on the temporal dynamics of learning.

The AESOP Model Predicts That