The AESOP model assumes that
A) CS presentations activate both a sensory and an emotive node prior to conditioning.
B) the subject actually learns two associations-one sensory and one emotional-due to CS-US pairings.
C) the emotive nodes move between the A1, A2, and inactive stages more quickly than the sensory nodes do.
D) emotion is a long-term memory process while sensory impressions are a short-term memory process.

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The AESOP model posits that during conditioning with CS-US pairings, two types of associations are formed: one sensory (pertaining to the features of the CS and US) and one emotional (pertaining to the emotional response elicited by the US). This dual association is a core aspect of the model, emphasizing the role of both sensory and emotional learning in the conditioning process.

The AESOP Model Assumes That