The scenario: Justin has a new girlfriend. This woman is the proud owner of a Great Dane, Max, who is very protective of her and who does not care for Justin at all. Every time Justin walks into his girlfriend's house, Max lets out two loud barks and then pounces on Justin. Justin's natural response to being pounced on is to lunge to the floor and cover his head. The first few times this happened, Max knocked Justin down and ripped his shirt before Justin could get out of the way. But by now Justin has learned to hit the floor the second he hears Max barking. Max ends up pouncing right over Justin's head, and Justin comes through unscathed. In this scenario, what is the unconditioned stimulus (US)?

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