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Having a friend offer you a mint every time they show up or are with you. 

Neutral Stimulus: Mints
Unconditioned stimulus: Friend.
Unconditioned response: crave mints.
Conditioned stimulus: Mints.
Conditioned response:
Mints trigger you looking for your friend.

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Example 2: Operant Conditioning

When teaching a dog to sit, you start with giving him a treat every time he sits. 

Unintentional action: The dog sits down. 

Reinforcement: The treat

Deliberate action: He sits down whenever you tell him.]]> 2016-10-04 23:01:03 UTC https://padlet.com/daparicio1/qehk9a78gbox/wish/128349285 daparicio1 https://padlet.com/daparicio1/qehk9a78gbox/wish/128351408 Example3: Punishment
Speeding ticket (+) when driving. 
Dropped grade (-) because of a missed assignment.

Example 4: Reinforcement
A compliment (+) for an outfit would make you want to wear it more.
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