A ________________ may develop from presenting stimuli in the presence of a stimulus involved in an associative learning process.

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A conditioned stimulus is a neutral stimulus that becomes associated with a biologically significant stimulus, such as a food or drug, through classical conditioning. As a result of the association, the conditioned stimulus can elicit a conditioned response, which is typically similar to the response elicited by the original biologically significant stimulus. Therefore, if a stimulus is presented in the presence of a stimulus that is undergoing associative learning, the former can become a conditioned stimulus that elicits a conditioned response.

A ________________ May Develop from Presenting Stimuli in the Presence