Every time maricella goes to work in the morning, she notices that her dog salks in the cormer of the room and looks very sad. over several weeks, she notices that the dog gets unhappy when she picks up her car keys, immediately before leaving the house. which phenomenon of learning best describes the dog's behavior?
a. classical conditioning
b. innate learning
c. punishment by removal
d. instinctive drift

a) Classical conditioning

Explanation:

Classical conditioning is a type of learning whereby a conditioned stimulus becomes recognized with an unrelated unconditioned stimulus, in order to produce a behavioral response known as a conditioned response.

The process of classical conditioning occurs in three basic stages:

Unmyelinated neurons can be found in both the peripheral and central nervous system in the group c nerve fibers, responsible for transmission of secondary pain or itch. Unmyelinated nerve fibers can lose the nerve impulse during conduction.

unmyelinated neuron means the axon is not covered by this myelin sheath.

Explanation: