In Classical Conditioning, an Environmental Event That Elicits an Observable

question 239

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, an environmental event that elicits an observable reaction without any prior training is referred to as:

• A)an unconditioned response
• B)a conditioned stimulus
• C)a conditioned response
• D)an unconditioned stimulus

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