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Komok [63]
4 years ago
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What are some examples classical conditioning you have in everyday life?

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never [62]4 years ago
3 0

Well for me, I think i'd say <em>CAT TRAINING</em>.

Here's an example. My newest cat is still learning how to come to the food in the kitchen, and come at times when she needs to eat even if already eaten in the morning.

<u>So before today, I've been trying to get her to come just by placing the food down. But she doesn't give a response to it. Next I try a bell alone, and some other jingling or noise makers. Still no response of her coming to me at all. Then I tried placing the food down while ringing the bell, she's starting to understand, but still not a very good response. I assume in a few more days, she will understand that the bell/other noise means COME TO ME. That is a conditioned response i'm hoping to get soon. </u>

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<h2>HAVE A GOOD DAY!</h2>
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