Explanation:In classical conditioning, the conditioned stimulus is a stimulus which doesn't occur automatically or natural but it has been learned due to the fact that it has been associated with an unconditioned stimulus.
Conditioned stimulus is a previously neutral stimulus which over time becomes a conditioned stimulus due to its association with an unconditioned stimulus .
For example Pavlov makes an example of whistling when one calls a dog for food , whistling is a neutral stimulus , that connects a dog with its food, over time a dog will start to salivate or drool when it hears a whistle just as it does when it sees it food , why? Because it has associated whistling with food (food being an unconditioned stimulus)
The answer is values drift. Amy fails to be honest to her
line or field of work because of the atmosphere in which is an example of
values drift. Values drift is a way of having to drive the values away because
of certain actions in which these values that are used to be done or practice
is slowly fading or is not being done anymore.
