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Generalization
Explanation:
In the conditioning process, the concept of generalization refers to the fact that the conditioned stimulus evokes similar responses when there's a similar stimulus present (once the response has been conditioned).
This means that once the response has been conditioned and it occurs in presence of certain stimulus, when a similar stimulus to the one the response now reacts to, appears, it creates the same conditioned response.
In this case, the <u>stimulus used is the ringing of a bell</u> that <u>has now the effect on Rover of bringing Dakota his slippers.</u> However, <u>the church bell sound is pretty similar to the bell that Dakota uses</u> and therefore Rover has the <u>same conduct (of bringing the slippers) when the church bell sounds. </u>
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Thus, this is an example of generalization.
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