Question

Jocelynn has just brought home a new bird who lives in a cage in the family room. The bird tends to squawk endlessly, but when Jocelyn tosses the cover over the cage the bird gets quiet. Jocelyn always turns off the light a few seconds before covering the cage, and now she notices that just turning off the light is enough to silence the bird. This bird has learned through the process of

Answer 1

Classical Conditioning

Step-by-step explanation:

Learning

This is simply compared to permanent change in an individual or organism's behavior due to an experience exposed to.

Ivan Pavlov

This is simply known worldwide as a Russian psychologist that came about with the theory of classical conditioning theory of learning. He conducted famous salivating dogs experiment to research classical conditioning.

Classical conditioning

This is simply known as a type of learning where an individual or one (an) organism learns to connect two or more stimuli and foresee events . It is also often defined as a type of learning in which a stimulus acquires the capacity to bring about a desired response that was originally brought about by another stimulus.

Pavlov demonstrated how stimulus-related associations which is the starting point of the basic building blocks of learning and it arises as a result of an occurence/events in an organism's environment.