Answer:
Option a: In taste aversion, the unconditioned stimulus can occur hours after the conditioned stimulus
Explanation:
Classical Conditioning is a known form of learning that enables organisms to looking forward to events which a neutral stimulus comes to evoke the response.
Taste Adversion is a good example of Classical Conditioning, are adaptive by motivating organisms to avoid harmful foods. It is simply conditioned hate for and ignoring a particular food that grows when the subject becomes ill after eating the food.
Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)
A stimulus that expands, triggers or occurs as a result of an unconditioned response
Condition Stimulus (CS) are known to be previously neutral stimulus in nature, after repeated interaction with an unconditioned stimulus, its expands, triggers or boast the response shown by the unconditioned stimulus
2 months. She already has $100 saved which means she needs $400 more. Each month, she spends $1000 out of $1200 which means she has $200 left each month. $200 for 2 months will give her the $400 she needs.
Jonah is experiencing and showing an emotion.
When Jonah is experiencing something he likes (like being in a warm bath), he will start showing an emotion of happiness. Whenever a person is experiencing a positive event they are fond of, they are likely to exhibit a positive emotion related to that event, and Jonah is no different.
The appropriate response would be: tell
the guest that you cannot serve them any more alcohol and get help from the
guests' friends.
<span>Other
responses that would help are the following: </span>
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</span>Offer the guest water or any drinks as an alternative of
alcohol.
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</span>Try to get the guest to eat some food to delay the affects of the
alcohol.
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</span>Make sure that the guest's friend can drive or if not, call a
taxi.