Classical conditioning involves learning:
A)to ignore those things that are repeated but are of no significant consequence
B)that one event predicts another
C)to conserve our limited resources
D)novel behaviors we have never performed before

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Classical conditioning involves learning that one event predicts another. This is often referred to as associative learning, where we learn to associate stimuli or events that occur together. For example, Pavlov's dogs learned to associate the sound of a bell (which predicted the arrival of food) with the act of salivating, even in the absence of food.

Classical Conditioning Involves Learning