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Davideckstein7

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Classical conditioning has been used to curtail coyote attacks on sheep. Fresh mutton is tainted with a poison that causes dizziness and nausea. After a while, just the smell of sheep sends the coyotes running away. In this example, what is the CR?
 
  a. poison
  b. mutton
  c. dizziness and nausea
  d. smell of sheep

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Classical conditioning has been used to curtail coyote attacks on sheep. Fresh mutton is tainted with a poison that causes dizziness and nausea. After a while, just the smell of sheep sends the coyotes running away. In this example, what is the CS?
 
  a. poison
  b. mutton
  c. dizziness and nausea
  d. smell of sheep



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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