In classical conditioning, organisms learn the association between two
A)organizations.
B)stimuli.
C)motives.
D)considerations.

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Classical conditioning involves learning the association between two stimuli, typically a neutral stimulus and a biologically relevant stimulus. This is the basis of Pavlov's famous experiment, where he taught dogs to associate the sound of a bell (a neutral stimulus) with the presentation of food (a biologically relevant stimulus), causing the dogs to 'salivate' even just upon hearing the bell.

In Classical Conditioning, Organisms Learn the Association Between Two