In the above example involving Lisa, feeling ill at the prospect of going to the music class served as the
A. conditioned response.
B. conditioned stimulus.
C. unconditioned response.
D. unconditioned stimulus.
Answer:A
In the above example involving Lisa, feeling ill at the prospect of going to the music class served as the
A. conditioned response. B. conditioned stimulus. C. unconditioned response. D. unconditioned stimulus.
Explanation: A) For Lisa, feeling ill at the prospect of going to music class served as the conditioned response. This response did not occur naturally, but was produced by the teacher’s inadvertent pairing of the previously neutral stimulus, music class, with feelings of embarrassment.