Neutral stimulus - Stimulus that does not naturally elicit a reponse, Classical conditioning - Form of learning in which two unrelated stimuli are paired repeatedly so that existing reflex responses are elicited by a new stimulus, Unconditioned stimulus - A stimulus that is innately capable of eliciting a reflex response , Unconditioned response - A natural response to an unconditioned stimulus, Conditioned stimulus - stimulus that elicits a response due to learning, Before conditioning - Baseline data collected here to ensure there is no response to neutral stimulus, Acquisition - Occurs in during conditiong phase where a response is learned , Ivan Pavlov - famous biologist conducting research on digestive systems of dogs when discovered classical conditioning, After conditioning - stage where it can be determined learner elicits a conditioned reponse to a previously neutral stimuli,

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