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For several months, a dog has learned to run to the kitchen and get excited whenever it hears the sound of a particular cabinet opening, because that is where its treats are stored. The owner then moves the treats to a different location and begins using the original cabinet only for storing dishes. What is the most likely outcome if the dog continues to hear the sound of the original cabinet opening but no longer receives a treat?
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