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Every time Cato talks to the woman he has recently fallen in love with, Julita, he feels all warm and fuzzy. He just created a ringtone just for her calls, an excerpt from Sam Smith's song "Stay with Me." It won't take very many phone calls for that song to be enough to make him feel warm and fuzzy. In this example, identify the: - unconditioned stimulus - unconditioned response - conditioned stimulus - conditioned response Use this example to explain generalization and discrimination. What would need to happen in order to bring about extinction? What would spontaneous recovery look like?

          Every time Cato talks to the woman he has recently fallen in love with, Julita, he feels all warm and fuzzy. He just created a ringtone just for her calls, an excerpt from Sam Smith's song "Stay with Me." It won't take very many phone calls for that song to be enough to make him feel warm and fuzzy.

In this example, identify the:
- unconditioned stimulus
- unconditioned response
- conditioned stimulus
- conditioned response

Use this example to explain generalization and discrimination.

What would need to happen in order to bring about extinction?

What would spontaneous recovery look like?

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Solved by Expert Mauya Mitchell

11/18/2022

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The unconditioned stimulus is something that naturally and automatically triggers a response without any prior learning. In this scenario, the unconditioned stimulus is Julita herself, as her presence or interaction naturally makes Cato feel warm and fuzzy. Show more…

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Every time Cato talks to the woman he has recently fallen in love with, Julita, he feels all warm and fuzzy. He just created a ringtone just for her calls, an excerpt from Sam Smith's song "Stay with Me." It won't take very many phone calls for that song to be enough to make him feel warm and fuzzy. In this example, identify the: - unconditioned stimulus - unconditioned response - conditioned stimulus - conditioned response Use this example to explain generalization and discrimination. What would need to happen in order to bring about extinction? What would spontaneous recovery look like?

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