Much of organisms' behaviours are influenced in subtle ways by classical conditioning. Classical conditioning can NOT influence _____________.
A)attraction
B)aversion
C)arousal
D)approval

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Classical conditioning, a learning process first described by Ivan Pavlov, involves learning to associate an unconditioned stimulus that naturally brings about a particular response with a new (conditioned) stimulus, so that the new stimulus brings about the same response. It can influence attraction, aversion, and arousal because these are all responses that can be conditioned. Approval, however, is a cognitive judgment or social feedback that is not directly conditioned through these processes. Approval involves higher cognitive functions and social understanding that go beyond the automatic responses typically associated with classical conditioning.

Much of Organisms' Behaviours Are Influenced in Subtle Ways by Classical