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In his work with rabbits, Richard Thompson showed that classical conditioning of the eyeblink response depends on activity in the Cerebellum.

What is classical conditioning?

A learning process known as classical conditioning involves frequently pairing two stimuli, an unconditioned stimulus and a conditioned stimulus.

According to classical conditioning, a response that is first elicited by the second stimulus is afterwards elicited by the first stimulus alone.

Experimental Analysis by Richard Thompson :

It appears as the cornea with a tone (CS) before an airburst (UCS). The rabbit initially clinked in response to the air puff but not the tone.

  • After several pairings, classical conditioning set in, and the rabbits began to blink in response to the tone as well.
  • The lateral Interpositus nucleus (LIP)involves the cerebellum's nucleus, which is crucial for learning.
  • Red nucleus - a midbrain motor area that receives input from the Cerebellum

Hence, the correct answer is Cerebellum.

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