The most successful control procedure in classical conditioning is
A)pseudo-conditioning.
B)sensitization.
C)random control.
D)explicitly unpaired control.

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Explicitly unpaired control involves presenting the conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus separately and at different times, effectively preventing the association between the two. This has been shown to be the most effective control procedure in classical conditioning. Pseudo-conditioning, sensitization, and random control are not as effective in preventing the conditioning process.

The Most Successful Control Procedure in Classical Conditioning Is