To be effective, a conditioned stimuli should be presented after an unconditioned stimuli, and the pairing of the two should be done consistently and with repetition.

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This is true. The consistent pairing of a conditioned stimuli with an unconditioned stimuli is the basis for classical conditioning. The conditioned stimuli gains the ability to elicit a response similar to the unconditioned stimuli through repeated pairings.

To Be Effective, a Conditioned Stimuli Should Be Presented After