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By Khan Key words; classical conditioning theory , conditioned reflex, unconditioned reflex/response , Pavlov experiment , basic concepts in classical conditioning , strengths and limitation of classical conditioning , classical conditioning in classroom , behavioral explanation of learning , un conditioned response (ur) , unconditioned stimulus (us) , neutral stimulus , stimulus Theory of classical conditioning Classical conditioning is a term used to describe learning which has been acquired through experience.   One of the best known examples of classical conditioning can be found with the Russian Psychologist Ivan Pavlov and his experiments on dogs. It is a type of learning, to elicit (drawing out) a response is transferred from one stimulus to another’s, Pavlov in his series of experiment where he taught one of his laboratory’s animal a dog to salivate at the round of a bell by giving meat power along with the bell many times Pavlov conditioning is called classic