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Chris and Dakota are on a first date. As they drive, Chris notices the smell of Dakota's shampoo. Throughout the evening, whenever Dakota is close to Chris, Chris not only smells the shampoo but their heart quickens and the palms of their hands become damp. The following week, while walking down the hall at school, Chris smelled Dakota's shampoo. As a result, Chris's heart skipped a beat and they started to sweat. In this example, Dakota's shampoo is a(n) conditioned response conditioned stimulus unconditioned response unconditioned stimulus

          Chris and Dakota are on a first date. As they drive, Chris notices the smell of Dakota's shampoo. Throughout the evening, whenever Dakota is close to Chris, Chris not only smells the shampoo but their heart quickens and the palms of their hands become damp. The following week, while walking down the hall at school, Chris smelled Dakota's shampoo. As a result, Chris's heart skipped a beat and they started to sweat. In this example, Dakota's shampoo is a(n)

conditioned response
conditioned stimulus
unconditioned response
unconditioned stimulus

Chris and Dakota are on a first date. As they drive, Chris notices the smell of Dakota's shampoo. Throughout the evening, whenever Dakota is close to Chris, Chris not only smells the shampoo but their heart quickens and the palms of their hands become damp. The following week, while walking down the hall at school, Chris smelled Dakota's shampoo. As a result, Chris's heart skipped a beat and they started to sweat. In this example, Dakota's shampoo is a(n)

conditioned response
conditioned stimulus
unconditioned response
unconditioned stimulus

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