Extensions of this concept include one named after Hall and Pearce, and a phenomenon known as latent inhibition. This phenome
Extensions of this concept include one named after Hall and Pearce, and a phenomenon known as latent inhibition. This phenomenon is highly context-dependent, and given a large enough amount of time, reinstatement can spontaneously occur after extinction. Its main premise is that given enough trials, an unconditioned response can be elicited through both an unconditioned and conditioned stimulus. For 10 points, name this type of conditioning, most famously demonstrated in Pavlov's dogs, which is contrasted with operant conditioning.
Extensions of this concept include one named after Hall and Pearce, and a phenomenon known as latent inhibition.