Classical Conditioning
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| If you smelled your favorite kind of food and became very hungry, the smell of the food is what kind of stimulus? | Unconditional Stimulus
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| If you smelled your favorite food and heard a whistle at the same time, the sound of the whistle would be what kind of stimulus? | Conditioned Stimulus
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| The feeling of hunger in response to the smell of your favorite food would be considered what? | Unconditioned Response
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| If you heard the sound of a whistle and became hungry, what would that be considered? | Conditioned Response
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| What is classical conditioning? | an association between an environmental stimulus and a naturally occurring stimulus
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| What is classical conditioning used for? | behavioral training
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| What is a famous example of classical conditioning? | Pavlovs dogs
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