Many kitchen tools today are made with easy-to-grip silicone handles, a vast improvement over old wire tools, which were often p
ainful to use. Although the advantages of silicone over wire might seem obvious, kitchenware makers were unaware of the problems with wire tools until they hired ethnographers to visit people at home, see how they worked in the kitchen, and determine what sorts of things could be sold to them. This ethnography is an example of _________.
Although the advantages of silicone over wire might seem obvious, kitchenware makers were unaware of the problems with wire tools until they hired ethnographers to visit people at home, see how they worked in the kitchen, and determine what sorts of things could be sold to them.
This ethnography is an example of a nonacademic use of research methods.
The answer is neutral stimulus; conditioned stimulus. A neutral
stimulus is a spur which originally makes no exact answer
except concentrating responsiveness. In classical conditioning,
when put together with an unconditioned stimulus, the neutral
stimulus turn out to be a conditioned stimulus.
