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Okay, we rattle a dog's leash every time we're going to take him for a walk, and the dog begins to respond to picking up the leash.
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In this example, what is the conditioned stimulus? is it going for a walk? is it the sound of the leash? is it the front door? or is it the dog running to the door? okay, so this is looking at classical conditioning.
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If you see the terms conditioned stimulus or unconditioned response, you know you're looking at classical conditioning.
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Okay, so this is most famously known as with pavlov's dogs.
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So what happens? there is an unconditioned stimulus, and this is something that is inherently important.
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For example, food or in this case, walking.
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The dog inherently enjoys going for a walk.
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So this is the uncondition stimulus, the dog responding to the opening of the front door, for example.
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And this has an unconditioned response.
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So this is at the start before any conditioning.
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This is the dog runs to the door.
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It responds to its desire for walks by running to the door...