Answer:
The correct answer is, The meat, The bell, and The bell.
Explanation:
In Pavlov's study, the unconditioned stimulus was the meat, the neutral stimulus was the bell and finally the conditioned stimulus was the bell.
Pavlov's famous study of classical conditioning involves a dog who is given an unconditioned stimulus triggered by a neutral stimulus which becomes a condition stimulus which generated the conditioned response.
In this experiment, he gave meat to dog and noticed salivation. He then rang the bell, and noticed no salivation. He then rang bell and gave meat, and noticed salivation. Then he just rang the bell and noticed salivation. So in this study the unconditioned stimulus was meat, the neutral stimulus was bell which later becomes the conditioned stimulus.
