Joseph used classical conditioning to teach his sister to be afraid of squirrels. If he is successful, the neutral stimulus, the

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Joseph used classical conditioning to teach his sister to be afraid of squirrels. If he is successful, the neutral stimulus, the

squirrel, must have been paired with a(n) ________, such as ________.
a. neutral stimulus; a light turning on
b. conditioned response; running away
c. unconditioned response; an increased heartbeat
d. unconditioned stimulus; a loud noise

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Firdavs [7] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-06T18:33:35+03:00

<u>Answer:</u>

If Joseph is successful, the neutral stimulus, the squirrel, must have been paired with an unconditioned stimulus such as a loud noise.

Option: (d)

<u>Explanation:</u>

In classical conditioning, two of the stimulus are linked together in order to produce a newly acquired response in a person or animal.

To make clear for his sister to be afraid of squirrel he introduced a stimuli ‘loud noise’ that makes aware about risk of squirrel. The classical conditioning technique was introduced by Pavlov in 1902.