1) Provide an example of Classical Conditioning in the form of a brief narrative or story...
1) Provide an example of Classical Conditioning in the form of a brief narrative or story (no more than 2-3 sentences). Then, identify the unconditioned stimulus (US), unconditioned response (UR), neutral stimulus (NS), conditioned stimulus (CS) and conditioned response (CR).
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When Harry heard the ice cream bell rang, he abruptly took off his seat and ran outside of the house. We could see Harry's mouth is salivating in his frantic run for the ice cream. Harry when hearing a bell always will always water his mouth.
Unconditioned Stimulus: SIght of the icecream
Unconditioned Response: Saliva from Harry's mouth
Neutral Stimulus: Ring of the bell
Conditioned stimulus: Ringing of the icecream bell. Previously it did not have an association with the food.
Conditioned response: Harry's mouth-watering at the sound of a bell.
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