Question

Six-year-old Blair liked the first grade right up until her teacher, Ms. Havemayer, took maternity leave. The substitute teacher, old Mrs. Snarly, was strict and scolded Blair on several occasions, making her cry. On one Saturday morning as Blair was helping her father with grocery shopping, she suddenly came face to face with old Mrs. Snarly. Blair instantly burst into tears. For Blair, Mrs. Snarly in the grocery store is an example of a(n):
1) unconditioned response.
2) conditioned stimulus.
3) unconditioned stimulus:
4) conditioned response

Answer 1

Answer:

Option 4)

Conditioned response

Explanation:

1) Unconditioned Response:

In classical conditioning, this response can be defined as a response which occurs naturally and is unlearned. It triggers unconditionally in response to an unconditioned stimulus.

2) Conditioned Stimulus:

This stimulus is that kind of stimulus that was previously meaningless before its association with an unconditioned stimulus. After being associated with an unconditioned stimulus, a conditioned response is triggered.

3) Unconditioned Stimulus:

It can be defined as a natural or unconditioned stimulus that triggers a response naturally or automatically.

4) Conditioned Response:

This response results from a stimulus that was previously neutral. It is a learned response.