Name: Class/Time: Chapter 6 Conditioning Review 1: The last three times that four-year-old Theresa visited Dr. Lopez for check-ups, he administered a painful preventive immunization shot that left her in tears. Today, when her mother takes her for another checkup, Theresa begins to sob as soon as she comes face to face with Dr. Lopez, even before he has had a chance to say hello. 1. The painful shot that Theresa received during each visit was a(n) Unconditioned Stimulus that elicited the Unconditioned Response, her tears. 2. Dr. Lopez is upset because his presence has become a Conditioned Stimulus for Theresa’s crying. Review 2: Robert is a two-year-old boy who is playing with his toy truck on the kitchen floor. Robert sees a big, black spider crawling across the floor. He has never seen a spider. He begins to move toward the spider. Robert’s mother walks into the room and immediately screams. She grabs a broom and begins beating the spider. Robert is frightened. He cries. 1. Can you label the NS, UCS, UCR, CS and CR in this scenario? NS = Spider UCS = Mothers overreaction UCR = Robert Crying CS = Spider CR = Crying Sarah has a jacket with a fur collar. Whenever she wears the jacket, the fur tickles her nose, causing her to sneeze. By the middle of winter, whenever she puts on any jacket, Sarah begins to sneeze. NS = Any Jacket UCS = Fur tickles nose UCR = Sneezing CS = Any Jacket CR = Sneezing Cancer patients receiving chemotherapy frequently develop nausea and vomiting as a result of the chemicals. After several treatments, some patients develop nausea when they see the nurse. NS = Nurse UCS = Chemotherapy UCR = Throwing up CS = Nurse CR = Throwing up When you were a child, your mother always made you chocolate chip cookies when you were sad, cheering you up. As an adult, whenever you smell chocolate chip cookies baking, you feel happier. NS = Smell of cookies UCS = Chocolate chip cookies UCR = Feeling Happy CS = Smell of cookies CR = Feeling happy