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Question at position 3 Three-year-old Lily has been bitten (not severely) by her dog several times, and each time it happens, she cries.After this, even the sight of a dog makes Lilly whimper.Prompt 1UCS:Answer for prompt 1 UCS:[input]Prompt 2UCR:Answer for prompt 2 UCR:[input]Prompt 3NS:Answer for prompt 3 NS:[input]Prompt 4CS:Answer for prompt 4 CS:[input]Prompt 5CR:Answer for prompt 5 CR:[input]Possible answersCrySight of a dogCry/WhimperDog bite

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A.Cry
B.Sight of a dog
C.Cry/Whimper
D.Dog bite
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The question presents a classical conditioning scenario with multiple blanks to fill in a sequence of learning steps. We will examine each option in relation to the expected roles (UCS, UCR, NS, CS, CR). Option: Cry - This term describes an emotional/behavioral response. In this context, the crying occurs after Lily is bitten and is an unlearned or reflexive reaction to an aversive stimulus (the bite). This fits the Unconditioned Response (UCR) role, which is the natural response elicited by the Unconditioned Stimulus. Therefore, Cry correctly goes with the second blank (UCR). Option: Sight of a dog......Login to view full explanation

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