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Refer to Figure 52-2. In this sequence of events the bell is serving as:

Refer to Figure 52-2. In this sequence of events the bell is serving as:
a. a motor stimulus.
b. the conditioned stimulus.
c. a cognition stimulus.
d. a sign stimulus.
e. the unconditioned stimulus.

Question 2

The first panel of the sequence in Figure 52-2 reflects:a.
trial-and-error.
b. negative reinforcement.
c. an irrelevant stimulus.
d. the conditioned response.
e. the unconditioned response

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