When Henry Enters the Dentist's Office, the Sound of the Drill

question 209

Multiple Choice

When Henry enters the dentist's office, the sound of the drill makes him wince, even though he doesn't currently feel any pain. In this situation, the sound of the drill is MOST likely a(n) :

• A) conditioned stimulus.
• B) conditioned response.
• C) unconditioned stimulus.
• D) unconditioned response.

Understand the quantitative threshold for smoking addiction.

Identify factors that increase the risk of smoking behaviors in adolescents.

Recognize media and environmental influences on the initiation of smoking.

Assess the prevalence of smoking among different demographics.

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