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Unconditioned Stimulus
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Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Unconditioned Stimulus
Anything that already brings out a response. Food, for example, makes a dog salivate.
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Unconditioned Response
This is whatever happens due to the unconditioned stimulus. When food is presented, the dog begins to salivate.
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Neutral Stimulus
This is the new addition to the existing environment. Adding a bell to meal time will associate it with food.
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Conditioned Stimulus
The bell being added to meal time is the new stimulus. The bell is associated with food.
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Conditioned Response
Now the dogs associate the bell with food. Therefore, the dog begins to salivate when the bell is rung.
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