Seema once received a shock while plugging in her toaster, and is now quite anxious each time she uses it. in this example, the shock was a(n) stimulus.

I believe the shock is an unconditioned response from an unconditioned stimulus which is electricity that automatically produces the shock in someone because of the power it can exert on an individual

Explanation: Unconditioned stimulus is a stimulus that capable of making someone respond naturally to it without having learnt how to respond to its effect , the response that it produces comes naturally and automatically such as being shocked by electricity , you don't learn how to respond if just happens naturally that guy get shocked.

50% i think

explanation:

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