Classical Conditioning (Pavlov)
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In which theory of learning was 'Extinction' of stimulus first observed?
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In Pavlov's classical conditioning, when the conditioned stimulus (bell) is repeatedly presented without the food (unconditioned stimulus), the response ceases (extinguishes).
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