Question 6 • RYLE25 - PSYCHOLOGY - FULL CREDIT
In classical conditioning, a conditioned stimulus is something that was initially neutral but becomes associated with an unconditioned stimulus and later triggers a response. The stuffed rabbit is repeatedly present when Alvina is uncomfortable, so she learns to associate it with discomfort and cries when she sees it. Therefore, the conditioned stimulus is the rabbit.
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