In classical conditioning, better results occur when the unconditioned stimulus comes immediately after the conditioned stimulus.

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In classical conditioning, better results occur when the conditioned stimulus (CS) is presented just before the unconditioned stimulus (US) and both stimuli overlap slightly. This timing allows the organism to learn the association between the CS and the US more effectively.

In Classical Conditioning, Better Results Occur When the Unconditioned Stimulus