Asked by Carly Kowalsky on May 02, 2024
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A woman reported feeling "weak in the knees" whenever she smelled cigarette smoke and Beemans gum because of the association of these smells with her first love. In this example, her "weak knees" would be
A) an unconditioned response.
B) a conditioned stimulus.
C) an unconditioned stimulus.
D) a conditioned response.
Conditioned Response
An acquired reaction to a stimulus that was initially neutral, developed through its repeated association with a stimulus that naturally triggers a response.
Unconditioned Response
An automatic, natural reaction to a stimulus that occurs without the need for prior learning or conditioning.
Unconditioned Stimulus
In classical conditioning, a stimulus that unconditionally, naturally, and automatically triggers a response without prior learning.
- Identify the disparate kinds of stimuli (conditioned, unconditioned) and reactions (conditioned, unconditioned) observed in classical conditioning case studies.
- Explain the role of classical conditioning in emotional responses and phobias.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify the disparate kinds of stimuli (conditioned, unconditioned) and reactions (conditioned, unconditioned) observed in classical conditioning case studies.
- Explain the role of classical conditioning in emotional responses and phobias.
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