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What is one reason why stimulus-substitution theory does not fully explain classical conditioning? a. The CR and the UR are often too similar. b. The brain is too rigid and inflexible for stimulus substitution to occur. c. Sometimes the CR and the UR are not the same. d. There is none—it perfectly explains classical conditioning.

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          What is one reason why stimulus-substitution theory does not fully explain classical conditioning?

a. The CR and the UR are often too similar.

b. The brain is too rigid and inflexible for stimulus substitution to occur.

c. Sometimes the CR and the UR are not the same.

d. There is none—it perfectly explains classical conditioning.

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What is one reason why stimulus-substitution theory does not fully explain classical conditioning? a. The CR and the UR are often too similar. b. The brain is too rigid and inflexible for stimulus substitution to occur. c. Sometimes the CR and the UR are not the same. d. There is none—it perfectly explains classical conditioning.