Flirting Clues. A married man might flirt to get your attention. He might swagger as he walks and leans in toward you to show his interest, reports Van Edwards. Mirroring your moves is common, picking up his glass when you pick up yours or lifting his left hand when you lift your right.ou never know whose eye you might catch or what his matrimonial status is. It pays to notice early if a married man is attracted to you so you can dissuade him before his attention complicates your life.
Compare: conditioned response. in classical conditioning, a response to an unconditioned stimulus that is naturally evoked by that stimulus. For example, in Pavlov's experiments with dogs, salivation at the presentation of food is the unconditioned response.See also conditioning.nconditioned response an unlearned response, i.e., one that occurs naturally, in contrast to a conditioned response. a response, such as salivation, which is a part of the animal or human repertoire.
Conditioned response. Definition. noun. A learned response triggered by a stimulus after conditioning.Supplement. In classical conditioning as first demonstrated by I. Pavlov on dogs, a conditioned response is the learned response through repeated pairing with the unconditioned stimulus.onditioned response. Definition. noun. A learned response triggered by a stimulus after conditioning.