In classical conditioning,the presentation of both neutral stimulus and UCS is called a:
A) trial
B) placebo
C) step
D) link

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In classical conditioning, a trial consists of the presentation of both a neutral stimulus and an unconditioned stimulus. This pairing is necessary for association and learning to occur between the two stimuli. A placebo is a type of treatment that has no real therapeutic effect but is given to a patient to satisfy their psychological need for treatment. A step is not typically used in classical conditioning terminology. A link may refer to the association that is formed between the neutral stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus through repeated trials.

In Classical Conditioning,the Presentation of Both Neutral Stimulus and UCS