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How did we know that acquisition occurred--that is, know that the eye blink was due to the cs tone and not the us air puff?.

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The blinking in response to a puff of air in the eye is known as reflex action.

How can eye blinks be said to be classically conditioned?

The eye blink to a puff of air to the cornea is said to be a kind of reflex. The Eye-blink conditioning is one that entails the pairing of a conditioned stimulus that is a tone to an unconditioned stimulus which is air puff.

For one to be able to known that acquisition  has taken place, eye-blink conditioning is said to be one that only needs extremely simple movements.

One has  to know  the appropriate response, which is the blink, and it is one that should not  have any  former linkage with the critical stimulus (e.g., the tone).

The attribute of the response are vital for evaluating performance. When the blink is timed correctly, then one will have a benefit.

Learn more about unconditioned stimulus from

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