
Dictionary » U » Unconditioned stimulus Unconditioned stimulusDefinition noun, plural: unconditioned stimuli In classical conditioning, it is a type of stimulus that evokes an unconditioned response.
For example, food as an unconditioned stimulus causes a hungry animal to salivate. Salivation is the unconditioned behavioural response.
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