Under most circumstances, the cognitive elements of classical conditioning reflect _____ mechanisms that:

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The cognitive elements of classical conditioning are usually nonconscious and relate co-occurrences of events to prior experiences. This is because classical conditioning involves forming associations between two stimuli, such as the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus, which develops through repeated experiences without conscious awareness. The frequency of co-occurrences is not as important as the relationship between the stimuli.

Under Most Circumstances, the Cognitive Elements of Classical Conditioning Reflect