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classical conditioning
classical conditioning Classical conditioning is a form of learning in which different stimuli are presented close together in time so that a response becomes linked to one of them, without the response being followed by reward or punishment.
Classical conditioning is a form of learning in which different stimuli are presented close together in time so that a response becomes linked to one of them, without the response being followed by reward or punishment. It is also called Pavlovian conditioning.