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- Classical conditioning is learning that occurs when a neutral stimulus comes to bring about a response after it is paired with a stimulus that naturally brings about a response.
- Cafe Tropical
- Hi! Can I get the chicken burrito?
- Welcome to Cafe Tropical! What would you like to order?
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- Although Sofia hasn't been affected yet, the unconditioned (natural) stimulus in this scenario is the e. coli in the chicken burrito.
- Mmmm, this chicken burrito is delicious!
- Due to the e. coli, the unconditioned response is vomiting.
- Oh no! I threw up all over the sink because of that burrito.
- Now, Sofia can't stand burritos. The sight, smell, and taste of a burrito serve as the conditioned (learned) stimulus.
- Hey sweetie! I'm making burritos for dinner tonight!
- No burritos! Oh, that smell is awful! I need to go to the restroom.
- When smelling the burrito (conditioned stimulus), Sofia rushed to the bathroom to throw up. This means that vomiting is the conditioned response.
- Not again...burritos are the enemy!
- Even when Sofia's mom started making her tacos instead of burritos, Sofia couldn't eat it. This is because of stimulus generalization. The taste, smell, and sight of a taco is relatively similar to that of a burrito, so she has the same dislike.
- Sorry mom, I just can't eat Mexican food in general. It makes me throw up. I'm gonna order Chinese instead.
- Are you okay, Sofia? Here, I made you a taco instead.
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