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repeated pairings of the unconditioned stimulus and the conditioned stimulus
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will give rise to the response.
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And there's a difference between reinforced trials and unreinforced trials.
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A reinforced trial is when the conditioned stimulus
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and the unconditioned stimulus go together.
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You're--and to put it in a crude way,
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you're teaching the dog
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that the bell goes with the food.
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An unreinforced trial is when you get the food without the bell.
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You're not teaching the dog this.
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And, in fact, once you teach an animal something,
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if you stop doing the teaching