When researchers pair two conditioned excitors or two conditioned inhibitors, they typically observe
A) double the amount of excitation or inhibition, respectively.
B) half the amount of excitation or inhibition, respectively.
C) a somewhat greater amount of excitation or inhibition than either stimulus produces individually.
D) an exponential increase in excitation or inhibition, due to the compound's novelty.

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When researchers pair two conditioned excitors or two conditioned inhibitors, they typically observe a somewhat greater amount of excitation or inhibition than either stimulus produces individually, due to the additive effects of the stimuli.

When Researchers Pair Two Conditioned Excitors or Two Conditioned Inhibitors