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higher order conditioning
higher order conditioning Higher-order conditioning is a form of classical conditioning in which a new stimulus becomes conditioned by being paired with another conditioned stimulus rather than being paired directly with the original event.
Higher-order conditioning is a form of classical conditioning in which a new stimulus becomes conditioned by being paired with another conditioned stimulus rather than being paired directly with the original event. In the packet’s example, geometric figures were linked to smoking-related or neutral stimuli so they could acquire conditioned responses indirectly.