To be sure classical conditioning has occurred:
A) present the CS without the US and see if a response occurs.
B) check for similarity between the CR and the UR.
C) ask the subject if she/he remembers the US.
D) none of the above

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Presenting the conditioned stimulus (CS) without the unconditioned stimulus (US) and observing if the conditioned response (CR) still occurs is a direct way to test if classical conditioning has taken place. This method checks if the CS alone can elicit the CR, indicating that the association has been learned.

To Be Sure Classical Conditioning Has Occurred