Question 26 (2 points) Listen Contiguity may be described as simultaneous, or near occurrence of an event. that which occurs after a response. that which is ongoing, a process. the effect of a stimulus.
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Step 1: Define contiguity — contiguity refers to the temporal closeness or simultaneity of events (events occurring together or very near each other in time), a key principle in associative learning. Show more…
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