In Pavlov's Classical Conditioning Dog Experiment, He Paired a Neutral

Multiple Choice

In Pavlov's classical conditioning dog experiment, he paired a neutral stimulus (a tone) with an unconditioned stimulus (meat) repeatedly until the neutral stimulus became a conditioned stimulus (the dog learned to salivate upon hearing the tone) . He then paired the tone with a new neutral stimulus, such as a flash of light, repeatedly, until the learned response was elicited from the dog upon exposure to the flash of light. What is this known as?

A) Third order conditioning
B) Higher order conditioning
C) Backward conditioning
D) Multiple stimulus conditioning