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Your boyfriend (or girlfriend) used to wear a very unique cologne/perfume. Even though you broke up 6 months ago, you still get a warm feeling on the rare occasion when you smell the cologne/perfume on a stranger. NS- CS US- UR- CR

Your boyfriend (or girlfriend) used to wear a very unique cologne/perfume. Even though you broke up 6 months ago, you still get a warm feeling on the rare occasion when you smell the cologne/perfume on a stranger. NS- CS US- UR- CR

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
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### Classical Conditioning Example **Scenario:** Your boyfriend (or girlfriend) used to wear a very unique cologne/perfume. Even though you broke up 6 months ago, you still get a warm feeling on the rare occasion when you smell the cologne/perfume on a stranger. **Classical Conditioning Terms:** - **NS (Neutral Stimulus):** - The cologne/perfume before it was associated with your partner. - **CS (Conditioned Stimulus):** - The cologne/perfume after it became associated with your partner. - **US (Unconditioned Stimulus):** - The presence or interaction with your partner. - **UR (Unconditioned Response):** - The warm feeling you experienced when you were with your partner. - **CR (Conditioned Response):** - The warm feeling you now experience when you smell the cologne/perfume on a stranger. This example illustrates how a neutral stimulus (the cologne/perfume) can become a conditioned stimulus that elicits a conditioned response (warm feeling) after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus (your partner) that naturally elicits an unconditioned response (warm feeling).
Transcribed Image Text:### Classical Conditioning Example **Scenario:** Your boyfriend (or girlfriend) used to wear a very unique cologne/perfume. Even though you broke up 6 months ago, you still get a warm feeling on the rare occasion when you smell the cologne/perfume on a stranger. **Classical Conditioning Terms:** - **NS (Neutral Stimulus):** - The cologne/perfume before it was associated with your partner. - **CS (Conditioned Stimulus):** - The cologne/perfume after it became associated with your partner. - **US (Unconditioned Stimulus):** - The presence or interaction with your partner. - **UR (Unconditioned Response):** - The warm feeling you experienced when you were with your partner. - **CR (Conditioned Response):** - The warm feeling you now experience when you smell the cologne/perfume on a stranger. This example illustrates how a neutral stimulus (the cologne/perfume) can become a conditioned stimulus that elicits a conditioned response (warm feeling) after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus (your partner) that naturally elicits an unconditioned response (warm feeling).
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