Dogs come to fear neutral stimuli associated with shock. This best illustrates

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The scenario described in the question involves an association between a neutral stimulus (previously unrelated to fear) and shock, which leads to the development of fear. This is a classic example of classical conditioning, in which an automatic response to a stimulus is learned through repeated associations between the stimulus and a particular outcome.

Dogs Come to Fear Neutral Stimuli Associated with Shock