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• Pavlovian conditioned response effects also impact the hedonic nature of the food.
• Hypersensitivity is generally a conditioned response, usually occurring following a previous experience.
• "It's almost like Pavlov's dog in terms of conditioned response, " he said.
• All that jumping would produce something akin to a conditioned response.
• _Conditioned response ( certain smells make the mouth water ).
• "Then you're put on the rifle range and killing is made a conditioned response.
• White is a colour, which brings about a conditioned response.
• Often they will prefix or suffix sentences with this, seemingly as a subconscious conditioned response.
• This pattern of activity clearly indicates that the INP is capable a generating a conditioned response.
• :Perhaps it's part of a temporary conditioned response?
• It's our new conditioned response to things ."
• Mowrer suspected fear was a conditioned response and designed a way to create fear in the laboratory.
• This is not a conditioned response.
• Following his experiments, Pavlov concluded that the conditioned response is not entirely lost during extinction, but possibly inhibited.
• After repeated pairings of CS1 and US, the agent salivates when the light comes on ( conditioned response, CR ).
• Moreover, with repeated recovery / extinction cycles, the conditioned response tends to be less intense with each period of recovery.
• Perlis said he thought insomnia was caused by a conditioned response that produces changes in the brain or central nervous system.
• Some cybersex addicts develop a conditioned response to the computer and become sexually aroused even before turning it on, Putnam said.
• Is the smile a conditioned response of a life in show business or a sincere display of affection for his fans?
• Have we all turned into Pavlov's dogs, salivating with the proper conditioned response when discussing the fine arts and popular culture?