I have a question about Pavlov's classical conditioning, can you explain the processes (Unconditioned response, Conditioned responce, etc) Thank you.
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I have a question about Pavlov's classical conditioning, can you explain the processes (Unconditioned response, Conditioned responce, etc)
Thank you.
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- I am a little confused on this question.Can you give further explanations regarding this topic? We are about to tackle this in our next lesson and our teacher assigned us to answer this for practice. But I do not have any idea on how to do this.I'm a bit confused about this question will someone help me understand the concept