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Module 2: Classical Conditioning For this Psychology Field Journal, you will demonstrate your understanding of the components of classical conditioning by labeling two classical conditioning scenarios and reflecting on examples of classical conditioning in everyday life. Choose two of the following scenarios. Label the unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, neutral/conditioned stimulus and conditioned response in both of the chosen scenarios. Scenario #1 Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)

I chose See's Candies as my mystery shop at because it was affordable and I was able to give what I bought as a gift. Another reason I chose See's Candies was I could make up a situation to shop with. I was a little surprised by the set-up of the shop, as I had never been in one before, but I liked the grayscale colorscheme of its interior. Most See's Candies have monochrome interiors, excluding the candy, of course. This is becuase the kitchen where Mary See, the mother of founder Charles See, made

A Cookie in a Cup Everyone has a favorite snack or dessert or even evening treat. For some it might be salty or sour, but for a lot of people, sweets are the number one go-to. Cookies are a big favorite, but who wants to sit and wait twenty minutes for them to get done in the oven or spend money at the store for some chocolate chip cookies? They are also crummy and break into pieces, but there is a great alternative. To make the ideal cookie in a cup, one must prepare cookie dough, place the right

It's available in three colors. We bought all three colors. The first color is Clear. The second color is Delft Blue. The third color is Green. The classic plate is Juliska Colette Hand Pressed Glass Dessert Plate. Even though it's not a dinner plate, I like to use it when I eat cake and cupcakes. It's perfect for cookies too. The dessert plate has the same colors as the Juliska Colette Dinner Plate. I took out Villeroy and Boch Artesano Provencal Lavender Dinner Plate from the cabinet. My mom's

Constituyentes street is nothing but an ordinary plain looking street. At the beginning of the street there is a fake OXXO1. When you continue walking, you pass several houses and then you finally arrive to a park. If you cross the street, you will find an elementary school. This street is always free of dirt and garbage since there is a maintenance team for the neighborhood that cleans the street and make sure that garbage bags are not in the street. Because of this and the nearness of the park

Do you have a certain candy that really satisfies your sweet tooth? I do, one of my favorite candies is Skittles. Skittles have so many different flavors and they taste like real fruit! They also come in a bunch of varieties. One of the things that make Skittles so admirable is that they aren’t messy like chocolate. I love Skittles because they are fruity, chewy, and delicious. These tasty Skittles come in many different flavors. Some flavors include strawberry, orange, lemon, lime, and grape

Who doesn’t love a generous spoonful of peanut butter? We all get a delightful satisfaction in scooping out a glob of creamy peanut butter. Sometimes it’s to spread on other food items. Bananas and whole wheat bread are my favorites. Other times, it’s for your favorite dessert recipe, like 5-Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookies. The most memorable moments are those when you scrape it from the jar and eat it plain. Nutty goodness rushes to your taste buds. A satisfying earthy flavor takes over. The

Conversely, they all stopped, collaborated, and listed to a new artist on the music scene, who broke the mold and stereotype of the a-typical rap artist. The white rap artist known as Vanilla Ice is defiantly an example of a modern day entrepreneur. Rob Van Winkle, more commonly known by his stage name Vanilla Ice has appeared in movies,

Haifa Ahmed ENNG 120 B01 “Vanilla Ice” November 19, 2017 What is Plagiarism? What is Vanilla Ice? Is Vanilla Ice's song “Ice, Ice, Baby” an example of plagiarism? Of course, it is, and Robert Matthew Van Winkle, who known professionally as Vanilla Ice knows it. Vanilla Ice became famous for a while, not because of his talent, but because of the copyright of someone else baseline. Some people said that

Is Vanilla Ice's song “Ice, Ice, Baby” an example of plagiarism? Of course, it is, and Robert Matthew Van Winkle, who known professionally as Vanilla Ice knows it. Vanilla Ice became famous for a while, not because of his talent, but because of the copyright of someone else baseline. Some people said that since the words were not the same, then it wasn't plagiarism. It was just an artist sampling another artist's music which happens all the time. To me, I believe that this is an example of plagiarism