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Backward conditioning

    • Posted by Pavani Chugh 10 months, 1 week ago

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    Akshat Krishna 5 months ago

    Backward conditioning is a type of classical conditioning where the unconditioned stimulus (UCS) is presented before the neutral stimulus (NS). For example, if you ring a bell (NS) after giving a dog food (UCS), it’s called backward conditioning. This is generally less effective than other types of conditioning, like forward conditioning, because the organism may not associate the neutral stimulus with the unconditioned stimulus effectively. In classical conditioning, it's more common to see forward conditioning, where the neutral stimulus is presented before the unconditioned stimulus, as it tends to create a stronger association.

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    Soumaditya Das 9 months ago

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