In simultaneous conditioning,
a. both the CS and the UCS are presented at the same time.
b. the CS is turned off before the UCS is presented.
c. both the CS and the CR are presented at the same time.
d. the UCS is turned off before the CS is presented.
Answer: a. both the CS and the UCS are presented at the same time.
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