In respondent conditioning of salivation, a stimulus is presented just before food is placed in a dog's mouth. If the stimulus now elicits salivation, it is called a and the salivation is called the .

conditioned stimulus; conditioned response

Explanation:

In respondent conditioning, also known as classical conditioning, a natural potent stimulus (food)  that elicits a response naturally is paired with a neutral stimulus (bell), which initially would not produce any response but only attract attention. Learning or new behavior is elicited in this way.

The previously neutral stimulus which now elicits salivation is referred to as conditioned stimulus, while the salivation is called the conditioned response.

it’s lava came from an explosive eruption

feral cats are estimated to eat tens of millions of native animals each night in australia