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Which of these statements about Classical Conditioning is not true?

A. All these statements are true.
B. Over time, ringing a bell every time dogs are fed eventually leads to dogs salivating when Pavlov rang a bell alone.
C. Watson demonstrated that fear could be learned - Little Albert Experiment.
D. Watson demonstrated that fear could be learned - Little Albert Experiment.

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Final answer:

Classical conditioning involves associating events, Pavlov's experiments clarified stimulus-response bonds, and fear learning was evident in the Little Albert Experiment.


Explanation:

Classical Conditioning: In classical conditioning, organisms learn to associate events that repeatedly happen together. Pavlov's Experiments: Pavlov's work with dogs showed how stimulus-response bonds are formed through conditioning. Little Albert Experiment: Watson demonstrated that fear could be learned through classical conditioning in the Little Albert Experiment.


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