If a dog that has been classically conditioned to salivate when shown a square does NOT salivate when shown a triangle,what does the dog's behaviour illustrate

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Stimulus discrimination refers to the ability to distinguish between two similar stimuli and respond differently to them. In this case, the dog is able to discriminate between the conditioned stimulus (square) and the new stimulus (triangle) and responds only to the square.

If a Dog That Has Been Classically Conditioned to Salivate