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Explore classical conditioning through detailed examples and questions. Clear scenarios illustrating the principles of unconditioned stimulus (ucs), unconditioned response (ucr), conditioned stimulus (cs), and conditioned response (cr). Each example includes a question and a correct answer, making it an excellent resource for students studying psychology and learning theories. Understand how associations are formed and how stimuli can trigger conditioned responses through real-life scenarios. This resource is designed to enhance comprehension and application of classical conditioning concepts, providing a solid foundation for further study in behavioral psychology. Perfect for exam preparation and deepening your understanding of pavlovian conditioning.
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NS: sound of garage door UCS: people get home UCR: excitement CS: sound of garage door CR: excitement - Correct Answers -whenever a garage door opens, it makes a loud noise. whenever we get home, the dogs get excited. over time, the dogs will get excited at just hearing the noise of the garage door. NS: oysters UCS: stomach flu UCR: nausea CS: oysters CR: nausea - Correct Answers -I had some oysters, and the following day I got a really bad stomach flu. Since then I haven't had any oysters at all-- just smelling them or thinking about eating them still makes me feel nauseated. NS: rat UCS: loud noise UCR: fear CS: rat CR: fear - Correct Answers -Little Albert experiment UCS: too much vodka UCR: vomiting NS: smell of O.J. & vodka CS: smell of O.J. & vodka CR: vomiting - Correct Answers -You throw a party at which you consume too much alcohol (O.J. & vodka). You become very sick & spend a few hours vomiting. The next morning while cleaning up the mess, you get a whiff of the vodka & O.J. that were still sitting out in the kitchen. You immediately become nauseated and run to the bathroom to vomit some more. NS: school building UCS: bulling UCR: anxious
CS: school building CR: anxious - Correct Answers -John has been bullied for a couple months now. this causes him to be anxious and dislike his school. now, whenever he sees the school building, he becomes anxious and feels uncomfortable. NS: scallops UCS: food poisoning UCR: nausea CS: scallops (see or smell) CR: nausea - Correct Answers -Drew goes to a restaurant and orders scallops. the scallops turn out to be contaminated and drew suffers from a bad case of food poisoning. now whenever drew sees or smells scallops, he feels nauseous. NS: beeping noise UCS: puff of air UCR: blinking CS: beeping noise CR: blinking - Correct Answers -Whenever you go to the eye doctor, you get a little puff of air in your eye and it causes you to blink. Right before this puff of air, you hear a beeping noise. Now, every time you hear that beeping noise, you blink your eye. NS: sound of squealing breaks UCS: car wreck UCR: pain CS: sound of squealing breaks CR: pain - Correct Answers -Suzy was in a bad car wreck last year, which caused her a lot of pain. Now, she feels pain just at hearing the sound of squealing breaks. NS: bell UCS: food UCR: salivation CS: bell CR: salivation - Correct Answers -Pavlov's experiment