This concept, violated by findings of cross-species conditioning experiments, states that any neutral stimulus can be associated just as easily with one unconditioned stimulus as with any other

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The concept of equipotentiality proposes that any neutral stimulus can be associated just as easily with one unconditioned stimulus as with any other. However, findings from cross-species conditioning experiments have violated this concept, indicating that certain combinations of stimuli are easier to associate than others. Therefore, the most appropriate answer is A) Equipotentiality.

This Concept, Violated by Findings of Cross-Species Conditioning Experiments, States