To determine whether or not conditioning has occurred in the traditional Pavlovian experiment, an experimenter would present the
A)bell alone.
B)meat powder alone.
C)bell, followed by the meat powder.
D)meat powder, followed by the bell.

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In a Pavlovian experiment, conditioning is assessed by presenting the conditioned stimulus (the bell) alone, without the unconditioned stimulus (meat powder), to see if the conditioned response (salivation) still occurs. This tests if the association between the bell and the meat powder has been learned.

To Determine Whether or Not Conditioning Has Occurred in the Traditional