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So they can understand what is in the soil and how it changes
They are used during a parliamentary procedure. They mean I vote in favor or I vote against.
Answer:
<u>Conditioned stimulus</u>.
Explanation:
The conditioned stimulus is a previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus will overtime trigger a conditioned response.
That means, what before was neutral (<em>pulling into The Pizza Shoppe parking lot</em>) will eventually be associated with the unconditioned stimulus (<em>in this case is Molly feeling happy when she has pizza, what is a natural response</em>) and <u>becomes a conditioned stimulus</u> making Molly happy for anticipation.
So, in this example, The Pizza Shoppe parking lot is the conditioned stimulus.
