conditional reflex vs unconditional reflex
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These examples, and other reflexes typically present in normal animals or humans, are called “ unconditioned reflexes (URs).” The stimulus that elicits a UR is called the “unconditioned stimulus (US).” In contrast, a “ conditioned reflex (CR)” is a reflex that has been created or modified through a particular training, ...
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These examples, and other reflexes typically present in normal animals or humans, are called “ unconditioned reflexes (URs).” The stimulus that elicits a UR is called the “unconditioned stimulus (US).” In contrast, a “ conditioned reflex (CR)” is a reflex that has been created or modified through a particular training, ...
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