Match the classical conditioning terms with elements from the following example. Bart pinches his sister, Maggie, every time their father walks into the room. It's hard work, but Bart makes sure to pinch Maggie every time she sees their father. Maggie cries when she is pinched. Soon, the sight of their father makes Maggie cry. (Disclaimer: these are cartoon characters. Do not try this at home). In this example, what is the ...

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Carlo

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12 April, 00:36

Match the classical conditioning terms with elements from the following example. Bart pinches his sister, Maggie, every time their father walks into the room. It's hard work, but Bart makes sure to pinch Maggie every time she sees their father. Maggie cries when she is pinched. Soon, the sight of their father makes Maggie cry. (Disclaimer: these are cartoon characters. Do not try this at home). In this example, what is the ...

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Gilberto Gomez · Answer 1

Conditioned stimulus (pinching), unconditioned stimulus (sight of their father) and conditioned response (crying)

Explanation:

Classical conditioning is a learning process that involves the association of a previously unrelated, unconditioned stimulus (sight of their father) to a conditioned stimulus (pinching) in order to elicit a conditioned response (crying).

Yadira Gray · Answer 2

Answer:soon the sight of their father makes Maggie cry.

Explanation:

The sight of their father is a trigger of the pain experienced from the pinching by the brother previously.