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    The Conditioning (Neutral) Stimulus in Almost All Cases Must Be
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The Conditioning (Neutral) Stimulus in Almost All Cases Must Be

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The conditioning (neutral) stimulus in almost all cases must be presented after rather than before the unconditioned stimulus (e.g., the bell must come after the food).

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