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Higher-order learning best describes the pairing of an existing conditioned stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit an additional conditioned response.
When a new unconditioned stimulus is associated with a conditioned stimulus, higher-order conditioning, also known as second-order conditioning, takes place.
Secondary reinforcement is the operant conditioning term for the corresponding phenomenon. Even when the original unconditioned stimulus is no longer present, these higher-order conditioned stimuli can still elicit responses.
One study, for instance, found that when participants were shown images of snakes and spiders alone, they responded with greater fear than when they were shown images of the animals accompanied by an unpleasant noise.
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