QUESTION 3 3. In Pavlov's famous experiment in which he conditioned a dog to salivate to...
QUESTION 3
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3. In Pavlov's famous experiment in which he conditioned a dog to salivate to the sound of a metronome, the conditioned stimulus was the:
a. food.
b. laboratory setting.
c. metronome.
d. salivation.
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Answer:
The correct answer is C. Metronome.
In the Pavlov dog experiment, the beep sound which was a neutral stimulus was paired with the unconditioned stimulus(food), and became conditioned stimulus after conditioning.
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