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classical conditioning

noun as in Pavlovian conditioning

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All the subjects took turns in an MRI machine, where the researchers induced auditory hallucinations with classical conditioning, following the example of Pavlov and his dogs.

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Notar said the results are "exciting" because "classical conditioning hasn't really been shown definitively in this group of animals before."

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Associative learning, which includes classical conditioning, is one of the simplest types of learning and has been studied intensively over the past century.

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Associative memories induced by classical conditioning, moreover, are thought to be analogous to traumatic memories that cause PTSD.

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In an example of classical conditioning, ferrets trained to associate a signal with a stimulus that causes a blink at regular intervals will blink at the appropriate moment after hearing the signal alone.

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