Classical conditioning involves learning to associate events with other events.

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Classical conditioning is a type of learning where an organism learns to associate two stimuli together, resulting in a behavioral response. This association occurs when a previously neutral stimulus (conditioned stimulus or CS) is repeatedly paired with a natural response (unconditioned stimulus or UCS), leading to the same response being elicited by the formerly neutral stimulus alone.

Classical Conditioning Involves Learning to Associate Events with Other Events