In terms of the informational view, classical conditioning occurs when we
A)expect that a certain response will be reinforced at certain times.
B)learn that a response was right and therefore worth repeating.
C)experience contingent responses.
D)expect the US will follow the CS.

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In the informational view of classical conditioning, it is understood that conditioning occurs when an organism learns to expect that an unconditioned stimulus (US) will follow a conditioned stimulus (CS). This expectation is based on the consistent pairing of the CS and US over time, leading to a learned association between the two.

In Terms of the Informational View, Classical Conditioning Occurs When