In classical conditioning,a(n)_____ becomes a(n)_____,which elicits a response.
A)neutral stimulus;conditioned stimulus
B)neutral stimulus;unconditioned stimulus
C)unconditioned stimulus;conditioned stimulus
D)unconditioned stimulus;neutral stimulus

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In classical conditioning, a neutral stimulus (which does not inherently elicit a response) becomes a conditioned stimulus (which now elicits a response) after being consistently paired with an unconditioned stimulus (which naturally elicits the response). Therefore, option A correctly identifies the process.

In Classical Conditioning,a(n)_____ Becomes A(n)_____,which Elicits a Response

In Classical Conditioning,a(n)_ Becomes A(n)_,which Elicits a Response