Dr. Soriano began a study in which he wanted to condition a rat to jump when a 100watt light bulb shines. Dr. Soriano knows that a rat naturally jumps when given a shock to the feet. Dr. Soriano begins the conditioning process by repeatedly presenting a tone and following it with an electric shock to the feet of the rat. Eventually the rat jumps whenever the tone is presented, even when a shock is not administered. Dr. Soriano then begins presenting the tone and following it by shining a 100 watt light bulb. Eventually, the rat jumps whenever the 100 watt bulb shines, even if the tone does not accompany it. In this scenario, which of the following is an unconditioned response? O jumping to the shock O jumping to the light O the shock O the light

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