Jerry loves to talk, but, when he discovers that no one really listens to him, he stops. What principle of classical conditioning is being demonstrated in this this scenario?

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Jerry loves to talk, but, when he discovers that no one really listens to him, he stops. What principle of classical conditioning is being demonstrated in this this scenario?

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adhd he has ADHD i guess im not for sure

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