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In the context of classical conditioning, after repeatedly pairing the bell with the food, and then subsequently just presenting the bell, when the dog salivates to this presentation of the bell, this salivation represents the:

A. Conditioned response
B. Unconditioned stimulus
C. Conditioned stimulus
D. Unconditioned response

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Final answer:

In classical conditioning, the dog's salivation to the bell represents the Conditioned response, with the food being the Unconditioned stimulus and the bell becoming the Conditioned stimulus.


Explanation:

When the dog salivates at the presentation of the bell after repeated pairing with food in classical conditioning, this salivation represents the Conditioned response. The unconditioned stimulus here is the food that naturally leads to salivation, while the bell, associated with the food, becomes the Conditioned stimulus. The salivation to the bell is then termed the Conditioned response.


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