Researchers have found that animals show evidence of classical conditioning if they are injected with a drug that chemically causes immunosuppression, while they are simultaneously drinking an unusual-tasting liquid. What is the conditioned response in these studies?

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In classical conditioning, the conditioned response is the learned response to the previously neutral stimulus. In this case, immunosuppression becomes the conditioned response to the unusual-tasting liquid after being paired with the drug injection.

Researchers Have Found That Animals Show Evidence of Classical Conditioning