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forward pairing

forward pairing Forward pairing is a classical conditioning arrangement in which a cue is presented before, and may briefly overlap with, a rewarding stimulus.

Forward pairing is a classical conditioning arrangement in which a cue is presented before, and may briefly overlap with, a rewarding stimulus. In the honey bee example in this packet, presenting an odor before sucrose leads the bee to learn the association, so the odor alone can later trigger the proboscis extension response.

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Drafting source: Dacher Matthieu; Smith Brian H.. Olfactory Interference during Inhibitory Backward Pairing in Honey Bees. 2008; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0003513; article XML SHA-256 8b8fe5236dfa06c5b685da23ab3d48690c01256d1798e3f4bc7a9e11630e1068. “Olfactory Interference during Inhibitory Backward Pairing in Honey Bees” (10.1371/journal.pone.0003513).
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