Questions and Answers
Match the following classical conditioning components with their respective examples:
Ride = Terrified Bad oyster = Sick Barking spaniel = Frightened None = None Bee = Stung Girlfriend = Happy Song = Happy about gift Lights = Electrocuted Pizza with pepperoni = Favorite Flushes toilet = Jump back
What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Jamie's roller coaster experience?
UCS: ride, UCR: terrified, CS: roller coaster, CR: cold sweat
What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Kim after eating a bad oyster?
UCS: bad oyster, UCR: sick, CS: anything fried, CR: nauseated
What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Sinbad and the barking spaniel?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Lassie and the can opener?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Makoto's bee sting?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Romeo and his girlfriend's perfume?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Mary Beth and the song?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Jorge with blinking lights?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for Nadine and the pizza commercial?
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What are the unconditioned stimuli, unconditioned response, conditioned stimuli, and conditioned response for the flushing toilet?
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Study Notes
Classical Conditioning Examples
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Jamie and the Roller Coaster
- Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS): ride
- Unconditioned Response (UCR): terror
- Conditioned Stimulus (CS): roller coaster
- Conditioned Response (CR): cold sweat when seeing roller coaster
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Kim and the Fried Oyster
- UCS: bad oyster
- UCR: illness
- CS: smell of anything frying
- CR: nausea upon smelling fried food
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Sinbad and the Barking Spaniel
- UCS: barking spaniel
- UCR: fear
- CS: house where spaniel lives
- CR: trembling and whimpering when near the house
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Lassie and the Can Opener
- UCS: none
- UCR: none
- CS: sound of can opener
- CR: drooling in response to the sound
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Makoto and the Bee
- UCS: bee sting
- UCR: pain from sting
- CS: buzzing sound
- CR: trembling when hearing buzzing
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Romeo and Juliet's Perfume
- UCS: girlfriend Juliet
- UCR: happiness
- CS: scent of her perfume
- CR: feeling happy and relaxed when smelling perfume
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Tome and the Gift for Mary Beth
- UCS: gift (causes natural happiness)
- UCR: joy from receiving gift
- CS: the song playing during the occasion
- CR: happiness triggered by hearing the song
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Jorge and Blinking Lights
- UCS: electrical shock from lights
- UCR: fear from being electrocuted
- CS: blinking lights
- CR: fear in response to blinking lights
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Nadine and Pizza
- UCS: pizza with pepperoni (her favorite)
- UCR: joy or desire for pizza
- CS: pizza commercial on TV
- CR: salivation when seeing pizza ads
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Toilet Flush and the Shower
- UCS: flushing toilet (causing hot shower)
- UCR: jumping back from hot water
- CS: sound of toilet flushing
- CR: jumping back automatically at sound of flush
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