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====Content of learning==== The RβW model reduces conditioning to the association of a CS and US, and measures this with a single number, the associative strength of the CS. A number of experimental findings indicate that more is learned than this. Among these are two phenomena described earlier in this article * Latent inhibition: If a subject is repeatedly exposed to the CS before conditioning starts, then conditioning takes longer. The RβW model cannot explain this because preexposure leaves the strength of the CS unchanged at zero. * Recovery of responding after extinction: It appears that something remains after extinction has reduced associative strength to zero because several procedures cause responding to reappear without further conditioning.<ref name="Bouton_2016"/>
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