Studies using masking effects, where in it is difficult for subjects to learn conditioned stimulus/unconditioned stimulus associations, show substantial reductions in conditioning.

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Masking effects occur when a more salient stimulus overshadows a less salient one, making it difficult for subjects to form associations with the less salient conditioned stimulus, leading to reduced conditioning.

Studies Using Masking Effects, Where in It Is Difficult for Subjects