Alex has decided to try to condition his brother into thinking he will get a piece of candy every time Alex yells "Basebal!". Every day for the last month, when Alex is with his brother, he has yelled the word "Baseball" and then handed his brother a piece of candy. Now, whenever Alex yells "Baseball," his brother sticks out his hand and expects a piece of candy. In this example, after conditioning, the yelling of the word "Baseball" is the conditioned stimulus and Alex's brother sticking his hand out and expecting candy is the O neutral stimulus O conditioned response O unconditioned stimulus O unconditioned response

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