Daniel is training his dog, pal, to bark when there is a knock on the door. he already knows that squeaking a mouse toy will make pal bark. so, he decides to squeak the mouse and knock on the door at the same time to condition pal to bark. the conditioned response in this case is

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Kellen Hester

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1 August, 18:04

Daniel is training his dog, pal, to bark when there is a knock on the door. he already knows that squeaking a mouse toy will make pal bark. so, he decides to squeak the mouse and knock on the door at the same time to condition pal to bark. the conditioned response in this case is

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Tobias Burton · Answer 1

Based on the scenario above, the conditioned response is Duke's bark. The conditioned response is defined as the automatic response that is associated with the previously neutral stimulus that yield a response. Duke's bark is the conditioned response in the scenario above.