Backward conditioning can yield an excitatory conditioned response if the CS is presented just prior to the peak of the A2 unconditioned response.

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Backward conditioning can sometimes result in an excitatory conditioned response if the conditioned stimulus (CS) is presented just before the peak of the A2 component of the unconditioned response (UR), as this timing can create an association between the CS and the UR.

Backward Conditioning Can Yield an Excitatory Conditioned Response If the CS