Conditioning occurs when two events that usually go together become associated with each other.

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Conditioning can occur when two events that usually go together become associated with each other; however, conditioning also occurs when two events that do not usually go together become associated with each other. For example in Ivan Pavlov's famous classical conditioning experiment on dogs, he found that two unrelated things that do not usually go together (hearing a bell and salivating) started becoming associated with each other. Pavlov found that after repeated associations, dogs started salivating after hearing a bell ring.

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