Question 5
10 pts
Jeffrey just moved across the street from a newspaper stand. Every morning around 4
am a truck shows up to drop off that morning's newspaper, and when the driver closes
the back door it makes an incredibly loud noise that wakes Jeffrey up and scares him.
After being awoken several times at 4 am each morning by the noise of the truck door
slamming shut, he started waking up and being scared just by hearing the truck pull up.
In this example of classical conditioning what is the conditioned response?
O Loud noise by the truck door slamming shut
Being scared

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