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What are the basic concepts of conditioning associated with Pavlov? How can they be applied to real-life situations? What behaviors can best be learned by using classical conditioning methods? Explain your answer and use examples from your own life experience.

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This solution clearly assesses concepts of conditioning associated with Pavlov's theories. The solution provide real-life examples to illustrate this theory. One reference is also supplied.

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What initially motivated Pavlov to study what was eventually termed classical conditioning was through direct observation of his dogs salivating when they were not suppose to be salivating. Some of his dogs would start salivating when they saw his lab assistant bringing their food and others when they heard the clatter of the food bowl from the ...

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