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Using Pavlov's classical conditioning terms, explain how test anxiety develops. Develop your ...

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Using Pavlov's classical conditioning terms, explain how test anxiety develops. Develop your explanation using an example of an individual learner. Use that learner's experiences to illustrate neutral stimulus, unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, conditioned stimulus, and conditioned response.

Extended thinking: Apply the concept of generalization to classical conditioning. Expand on your example by illustrating how the learner's test anxiety might generalize beyond the original stimuli.

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