You decided to prank your friend by conditioning them to flinch at the sound of a ringtone! There are 4 things that happen in this experiment: 1) you play a particular ringtone. 2) you throw a ball at your friend. 3) your friend will flinch when you throw the ball at them. 4) you want them to flinch from just the sound of the ringtone. 1) which of the above is the unconditioned stimulus? 2) which of the above is the neutral stimulus? 3) which of the the above is the unconditioned response? 4) which of the above is the conditioned response?

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