Learning that involves making connections between stimuli is called
A) habituation.
B) associative learning.
C) sensitization.
D) non-associative learning.

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Associative learning involves making connections or associations between two stimuli, such as pairing a bell with food to make a dog salivate. Habituation and sensitization are both forms of non-associative learning, where an organism either becomes less responsive to a repeated stimuli (habituation) or more responsive to a strong or novel stimuli (sensitization).

Learning That Involves Making Connections Between Stimuli Is Called