Classical conditioning explains how neutral stimuli become associated with
A)sensory adaptations.
B)perceptual sets.
C)involuntary responses.
D)vestibular senses.

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Classical conditioning is a type of learning in which a previously neutral stimulus (the conditioned stimulus) becomes associated with a biologically significant stimulus (the unconditioned stimulus) and eventually comes to elicit a similar response (the conditioned response). This type of learning is often used to explain how involuntary responses (such as fear or hunger) can be triggered by originally neutral stimuli (such as a bell or a particular scent).

Classical Conditioning Explains How Neutral Stimuli Become Associated with