Saul is a fisherman in his small village. Skyler, his wife, was tired of him missing dinner. She decided to display a red light on her front porch of the little house by the sea to alert him when dinner was ready. Every time he saw the red light, he felt hungry, and he immediately went home. This is an example of ______.
A. an unconditioned stimulus because he just knew when it was time for dinner
B. a neutral stimulus because the red light did not elicit a response
C. a conditioned response to the red light because he was reinforced for coming home
D. a conditioned response to the red light, such as feeling hunger pangs or salivating
D. a conditioned response to the red light, such as feeling hunger pangs or salivating
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