5. A rabbit is brought into a laboratory and it initially shows no reaction when a loud tone is sounded. Later, however, the tone is paired with a puff of air in the animal's eye. Every time the tone sounds, a puff of air occurs and the animal blinks. After many pairings, the rabbit blinks when the tone occurs without the puff of air. NS CS- US- UR- CR-

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