All of the following are true of classical conditioning EXCEPT: A. Ultimately, classical conditioning needs to result in a conditioned stimulus eliciting a conditioned response B. Classical conditioning has not occurred until the conditioned response can be elicited by the conditioned stimulus alone C. Classical conditioning can only be achieved through human-controlled experiments D. Humans have been classically conditioned to a variety of stimuli E. The unconditioned stimulus is not removed immediately when the conditioned stimulus is introduced
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