Temporal Conditioning is a form of classical conditioning in which the conditioned response is elicited by the passage of time alone, specifically when a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented at fixed intervals relative to an unconditioned stimulus, thereby enabling the organism to anticipate the unconditioned stimulus based on temporal regularity.
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