Question 13

4 pts

Whenever Eli walked past the sunglass kiosk right outside the mall food court, he would the smell

cinnamon rolls baking in one of the food stands, and start to salivate. After visiting the mall several times

and having this happen, he now salivates as soon as he gets to the sunglass kiosk - even before he

actually smells the cinnamon rolls.

In this example of classical conditioning, the smell of cinnamon rolls is the and the mouth-

watering reaction when he smells the cinnamon rolls is the

conditioned response; conditioned stimulus

unconditioned stimulus; unconditioned response

conditioned stimulus; conditioned response

unconditioned response; unconditioned stimulus

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Nick Bennett

Physics

21 August, 14:07

Question 13

4 pts

Whenever Eli walked past the sunglass kiosk right outside the mall food court, he would the smell

cinnamon rolls baking in one of the food stands, and start to salivate. After visiting the mall several times

and having this happen, he now salivates as soon as he gets to the sunglass kiosk - even before he

actually smells the cinnamon rolls.

In this example of classical conditioning, the smell of cinnamon rolls is the and the mouth-

watering reaction when he smells the cinnamon rolls is the

conditioned response; conditioned stimulus

unconditioned stimulus; unconditioned response

conditioned stimulus; conditioned response

unconditioned response; unconditioned stimulus

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Kallie Matthews · Answer 1

Unconditioned stimulus; unconditional response

Explanation:

Classical conditioning: this is a form of behavioural makeup that occurs when a neutral stimulus is paired with an associated stimulus. They have four principles namely:

- Unconditioned stimulus triggers a form of automatically response that is not controlled by your mind.

- Unconditioned response: this is the immediate reaction to an event or activitiy as a result of the unconditioned stimulus.

- Conditioned stimulus: this is works with a conscious trigger.

- Conditioned response: the paring of conditioned stimulus with unconditioned stimulus gives a conditioned response.