Classical conditioning

• Classical conditioning - a process of learning by associating two stimuli together to condition ( learn ) a response
• Classical conditioning 1 : before conditioning, food is an unconditioned stimulus producing an unconditioned response - relief from hunger
• Classical conditioning 2 : before conditioning, the caregiver is a neutral stimulus, who produces no conditioned response from the child
• Classical conditioning 3 : during conditioning, the caregiver presents themselves with the food, so that they become associated with it
• Classical conditioning 4 : after conditioning, the caregiver becomes a conditioned stimulus which elicits a conditioned response - relief from hunger