Little Mark plays with a balloon that pops in his face and frightens him. The next time he sees a balloon, he starts to cry. The type of learning illustrated in this example is called

Classical Conditioning

Explanation:

The type of learning illustrated in this example is called Classical Conditioning. This term refers to a unique learning procedure in which two stimuli are repeatedly paired together, which eventually leads to a response that was initially triggered by the second stimulus is now triggered by the first stimuli alone. Which in this case every time Mark plays with a balloon (first stimuli) it pops (second stimuli) which makes him cry. Now Mark cries when he sees a balloon (first stimuli).

answer; posthypnotic;