James loved swimming and swam for two hours every day. However, he met with an accident and was advised to avoid any strenuous p
hysical activity for two years. When he first went near a swimming pool after two years, he visualized himself swimming and experimenting with different strokes. He eventually jumped into the pool and swam for an hour. In the context of classical conditioning, this scenario best exemplifies
spontaneous recovery is the term that has to do with the fact that James eventually jumped into the pool and swam for an hour
<h3>What is spontaneous recovery?</h3>
This is the type of recovery that has the conditioned response in a person even after they have been without performing the action for over a period of time.
We can see this in James because he was in a situation where he was unable to swim for a period that was too long. But jumping into the pool, we can see that he was able to swim in the way that he has always been use to doing to be for the incident.
