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Summary
Classical conditioning is a learning process where an organism connects two stimuli together. Pavlov's experiments showed that a neutral stimulus, when paired with a meaningful one, can trigger a conditioned response.
Front
What is classical conditioning?
Back
Learning through association between two stimuli.
Which psychologist is most associated with classical conditioning?
- A. Skinner
- B. Pavlov
- C. Freud
- D. Bandura
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