For a Regular-Coffee Drinker, the Sight, Smell, and Taste of Coffee

question 130

True/False

For a regular-coffee drinker, the sight, smell, and taste of coffee are the original neutral stimulus, which, after being paired with caffeine (the UCS), eventually become conditioned stimuli and produce the conditioned response (CR) of increased arousal and alertness.

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