Classical Conditioning

[silverapache]

Classical conditioning is defined in our textbook as "the basic learning process that involves repeatedly pairing a neutral stimulus with a response-producing stimulus until the neutral stimulus elicits the same response". The most famous example of this is Ivan Pavlov's experiment on the behavior of dogs. He would ring a bell, them present them

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[mdulay]

splendid recognition.
I remember when I first started to see myself and others through the eyes of a psychologist. It was disturbing and refreshing simultaneously. I hope to read more instances of insight (or should I say oversight?) from you detailing accounts where control is truly external.

I am also VERY glad to see that you are doing better.

Mike