In classical conditioning, in order for the pairing between the unconditioned stimulus (US) and the conditioned stimulus (CS) to work, the Multiple Choice

A. CS should occur even if the US does not occur.

B. US and the CS must use different mediums of communication.

C. US and the CS must be presented very close together in time.

D. CS must succeed the US after several minutes.

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In classical conditioning, in order for the pairing between the unconditioned stimulus (US) and the conditioned stimulus (CS) to work, the Multiple Choice

A. CS should occur even if the US does not occur.

B. US and the CS must use different mediums of communication.

C. US and the CS must be presented very close together in time.

D. CS must succeed the US after several minutes.

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Alice Cook · Answer 1

C. US and the CS must be presented very close together in time.

Explanation:

Classical conditioning: In psychology, the classical conditioning experiment was done by one the famous and influential psychologist named Ivan Pavlov.

According to Ivan Pavlov, the classical conditioning is defined as a form of the learning process in which a conditioned stimulus gets associated or connected with an unrelated or unconnected unconditioned stimulus to develop or create a behavioral response referred to conditioned response (formerly neutral stimulus which is being learned).