Jillian, a stay-at-home mother, watches a lot of daytime television. During the day, Charmin toilet paper runs lots of television ads. Jillian always smiles when she sees these ads because they have so many cute babies on them. When Jillian is shopping at her local market, she finds herself smiling when she is in the toilet paper section, especially when she is near the Charmin toilet paper. In this example, the unconditioned stimulus (i) is (are) the:

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23 May, 16:34

Jillian, a stay-at-home mother, watches a lot of daytime television. During the day, Charmin toilet paper runs lots of television ads. Jillian always smiles when she sees these ads because they have so many cute babies on them. When Jillian is shopping at her local market, she finds herself smiling when she is in the toilet paper section, especially when she is near the Charmin toilet paper. In this example, the unconditioned stimulus (i) is (are) the:

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Keyla Fox · Answer 1

Cute babies

Explanation:

Ivan Pavlov was a Russian physiologist, who developed the theory of classical conditioning based on his experiment with the dogs in which he has examined the behavior of the dogs. The theory explains, the phenomenon of how different people associate two different stimuli in their minds and their reaction towards that stimuli.

Unconditioned stimulus: It is defined as the stimulus that naturally, automatically, and unconditionally triggers a response.