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8. Adult conditioning may take longer than childhood conditioning because it requires unlearning behavior. (1 point) True O False
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8. Adult conditioning may take longer than childhood conditioning because it requires unlearning behavior. (1 point)
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i’d say it’s true because childhood conditioning has much longer process of
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i think it true
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