Tyrone always starts his day with a cup of black coffee. Last night, Tyronne stayed at his mother's home and she made him a cup of coffee when he got up. Later, Tyrone was surprised to learn that the coffee was decaffeinated because he had actually felt more alert after drinking it. *

The Conditoned Stimulus is the smell and the taste of the coffee; and the Condtioned Stimulus Responses alertness

Explanation:

CONDITONED STIMULUS are stimulus which are neutral that often cause some response when they are associated with a natural stimulus in which response that is been triggers is referred to as conditioned response while CONDITIONED RESPONSE are response which are in form of a behaviour in which they don't come naturally but a person or an individual may learned it by pairing a neutral stimulus with a potent stimulus.

Therefore based on the information given about Tyrone the Conditoned Stimulus is the SMELL and the TASTE of the coffee while the Condtioned Stimulus Responses ALARTNESS which was why Tyrone was surprised to learn that the coffee was decaffeinated because he had actually felt more alert after drinking it.

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