In classical conditioning, the organism learns to associate a neutral stimulus with another stimulus if
A) the neutral stimulus prepares the organism for the other stimulus
B)the neutral stimulus is sufficiently intense
C) the other stimulus produces an intense response
D) the other stimulus is particularly noxious

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In classical conditioning, the organism learns to associate a neutral stimulus with another stimulus if the neutral stimulus prepares the organism for the other stimulus. This is because the neutral stimulus becomes a predictor or a signal for the presentation of the other stimulus, leading to a learned association between the two.

In Classical Conditioning, the Organism Learns to Associate a Neutral