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When an individual is able to discern tat a given stimulus is not the conditioned stimulus and therefore does not perform the conditioned response this is called Discrimination.
Researchers coupled the taste of meat with the sight of a circle in one well-known experiment on classical conditioning, and dogs learnt to salivate in reaction to the presentation of a circle.
The dogs, however, salivated when they observed an ellipse or an oval form, according to the researchers.
As the dogs encountered more and more trials in which they did not taste meat when they saw the ellipse, they gradually learned to distinguish between the two identical stimuli.
They would salivate when they saw a circle, but not when they saw an ellipse.
Marketers employ stimulus discrimination in consumer behavior to help customers distinguish their items as unique from similar ones.
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