After a CS comes to elicit the CR, the CS now can be paired with a new neutral stimulus, and this new neutral stimulus will start to elicit a CR. This process is called

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This process is known as higher-order conditioning, in which a previously neutral stimulus (NS) acquires the ability to elicit a conditioned response (CR) through its association with a conditioned stimulus (CS) that already elicits the CR. Generalization refers to the tendency for stimuli similar to the CS to also elicit the CR, operant conditioning involves learning through consequences, and neoclassical conditioning is not a recognized term in psychology.

After a CS Comes to Elicit the CR, the CS