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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 answersDog biteCry/WhimperSight of a dogCry

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A.Dog bite

B.Cry/Whimper

C.Sight of a dog

D.Cry

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Question and options are being analyzed step by step to map each element to classical conditioning terms. Option A: 'Dog bite' — This corresponds to the unconditioned stimulus (US) in the described sequence. The bite inherently elicits a response (crying) without any prio......Login to view full explanation

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