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True prices can never change more than the daily trading limits on exchange-traded futures contracts.
Involuntary Responses
Physical or emotional reactions that occur without conscious choice, often as reflexes or automatic responses.
Classical Conditioning
An instructional process where two stimuli are frequently combined, leading to a response that initially comes from the second stimulus but later comes from the first stimulus alone.
Neutral Stimuli
Stimuli that do not elicit any particular response before conditioning in a learning process.
Conditioned Responses
The acquired reaction to a once neutral stimulus that has been linked with a natural, unconditioned stimulus.
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