Classical Conditioning Is Viewed as the Pairing of Conditioned Stimuli

question 46

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning is viewed as the pairing of conditioned stimuli with unconditioned stimuli and the process of learning

• A) punishment follows the conditioned stimuli.
• B) reinforcement follows the unconditioned stimuli.
• C) correlational or contingent relationships are present.
• D) a relationship does not exist between stimuli.

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