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In Pavlov's experiments, the ringing of a bell was a(n) A. unconditioned response. B. conditioned stimulus. C. conditioned response. D. unconditioned stimulus.

In Pavlov's experiments, the ringing of a bell was a(n) A. unconditioned response. B. conditioned stimulus. C. conditioned response. D. unconditioned stimulus.
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In Pavlov's experiments, the ringing of a bell was a(n) A. unconditioned response. B. conditioned stimulus. C. conditioned response. D. unconditioned stimulus.

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It is B; Conditioned stimulus.

He trained the dog to think a certain way when he rang that bell, therefore he CONDITIONED the dog to start thinking differently (STIMULUS.)
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User Jose Gulisano
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It should be B. Hope this helps 
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