Question

After classical conditioning has occurred, if the conditioned stimulus (tone) is repeatedly presented alone, without the unconditioned stimulus (food), the conditioned response (salivation) will?

Answer 1

The conditioned response will gradually disappear if the conditioned stimulus is frequently provided without the unconditioned stimulus.

What is conditioned stimulus?

A neutral stimulus called a conditioned stimulus (CS) can elicit the same response as an unconditioned stimulus when it is repeatedly presented before it.

One such conditioned reaction is salivation, which only happens when someone is aware of the presence of food or when they are thinking about eating. The conditioned response will gradually disappear if the conditioned stimulus is frequently provided without the unconditioned stimulus.

A stimulation that eventually causes a conditioned reaction is known as a conditioned stimulus. The ringing of the bell served as the conditioned stimulus in the experiment reported, while salivation served as the conditioned response. Remember that the neutral stimulus changes into the conditioned stimulus.

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