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Classical conditioning
Meaning
Noun
●
In Psychology:
A learning process in which a
previously
neutral
stimulus
(such as a
bell
) is
paired
with a
potent
stimulus
(such as food in the case of a
dog
), so that the
neutral
stimulus
comes to
elicit
a
conditioned response
(salivation)
similar
to
the one
elicited
by the
potent
stimulus
.
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