The Initial Learning Stage in Classical Conditioning, in Which the Neutral

question 125

Multiple Choice

The initial learning stage in classical conditioning, in which the neutral stimulus is repeatedly paired with the unconditioned stimulus, is known as

• A) prompting.
• B) trial-and-error learning.
• C) acquisition.
• D) insight learning
• E) shaping.

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