On the first trial for classical conditioning,what do the CS and UCS elicit?
A)The CS elicits no response and the UCS elicits no response
B)The CS elicits no response and the UCS elicits the UCR
C)The CS elicits the CR and the UCS elicits the UCR
D)The CS elicits the CR and the UCS elicits no response

Question

​On the first trial for classical conditioning,what do the CS and UCS elicit?
A)The CS elicits no response and the UCS elicits no response
B)​The CS elicits no response and the UCS elicits the UCR
C)The CS elicits the CR and the UCS elicits the UCR​
D)The CS elicits the CR and the UCS elicits no response​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

On the first trial for classical conditioning, the CS (conditioned stimulus) does not elicit any response, as it has not yet been associated with the UCS (unconditioned stimulus). The UCS, on the other hand, elicits the UCR (unconditioned response) because it is a stimulus that naturally triggers a specific response without any prior learning. Therefore, choice B is the best choice as it accurately reflects the initial response to the CS and UCS in classical conditioning.

​On the First Trial for Classical Conditioning,what Do the CS

On the First Trial for Classical Conditioning,what Do the CS