I need an origanal example of Classical Conditioning in Psychology? Any suggestions?

Question

My example must include CLASSICAL CONDITIONING, UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS, UNCONDITIONED RESPONSE, CONDITIONED STIMULUS, AND A CONDITIONED RESPONSE

Just for the record....I have studied and researched, I was only asking for some suggestions in regards to a subject manner to write about. And as for the person with the masters degree.....perhaps you should have taken spelling. To everyone else that was helpful, Thank you.

Answer 1

What about old people that go to casino's and pull the slot handle till the can't stop.. They actually sit there for days until they keel over from not taking their meds.. they skip the bathroom.. all because of the flashing lights and the slot music... and the ching ching ching of coins that go in once in a while. It's the worlds best actual pratical use of conditioning.. evil.. but most profitable.

Answer 2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Pavlov

My understanding is: An unconditioned stimulus is new to you, an unconditioned response is argue ably for an action of a living neurolized thing which has no sensable stimulus preceding the action, but equally arguable is the theory that a sum of all possible stimulus is internal of the living creature itself of its total cyclical nerve functions (e.g.memory). Conditioned stimulus and responses are the positively synchronistic expression of the relation of stimulus and synchronistic response to that stimulus of a creature for an action that has measured statistical or mathematical certainty for the hypothetical stimulus ('cause' for the action) as opposed to other hypothetical explanations for the action.

Answer 3

here's one my intro to psych teach told us: he came home from the gym and went to the fridge to get some juice to drink. he didn't realize that his roommate left a piece of steak uncovered in the fridge and some of its drippings fell into the juice. he drinks his juice and gets violently ill because of the raw meat drippings. now everytime he sees juice he feels nauxious
the unconditioned stimulus: meat drippings
conditionied stimulus: juice
unconditioned response: throwing up
conditioned response: naseua.