Conditioning in which the reflexive reactions elicit positive or negative feelings is called:
A) pull-press conditioning.
B) motivational conditioning.
C) emotional conditioning.
D) higher-order conditioning.

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Emotional conditioning is a process where individuals learn to associate a particular stimulus with an emotional response, such as fear, joy, or sadness. This type of conditioning is crucial in understanding how certain reactions or feelings can be triggered by specific stimuli.

Conditioning in Which the Reflexive Reactions Elicit Positive or Negative