In the context of classical conditioning, learning is demonstrated when a:

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stimulus triggers a response instinctively without any previous learningpreviously neutral stimulus begins to evoke a response it did not cause beforevoluntary behavior occurs more often because of its outcomesindividual imitates a behavior seen in others and receives positive feedback

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In classical conditioning, learning occurs when a stimulus that originally did not produce a response starts to elicit that response after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus. This distinguishes it from innate reflexes, operant conditioning, or observational learning.

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