Which of the following statements about classical conditioning is false? A. The strength of conditioning depends on extent of coincidence of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli.
B. In Pavlov’s paradigm where a sound becomes able to elicit salivation, the sound is the conditioned stimulus.
C. In Pavlov’s paradigm where a sound becomes able to elicit salivation, the sound is unconditioned stimulus.
D. Hebb synapses have properties that could explain the changes required for the establishment of conditioning.