Question

Molly is potty training her daughter, Mia. Every time Mia begins to urinate in her diaper, Molly says the word “bathroom” in the hope that Mia will begin to urinate when she hears this word while sitting on the toilet. Molly’s efforts most resemble the studies of

Answer 1

Answer: Ivan Pavlov and Conditioning.

Explanation: Molly is training her daughter, in the Classical Conditioning school resembling the Pavlov studies. He classified stimulus in Unconditioned Stimulus (salivating after smelling a favorite food) and Conditioned Stimulus (watching a car crash and then feeling fear of driving) and Pavlov classified Responses as Conditioned (learned) Response (Ex. Get up the chair after hearing the bell) and as Unconditioned (natural) Responses (Ex. Kicking after having your knee tapped by the doctor).

Answer 2

Ivan Pavlov and Conditioning.

Step-by-step explanation:

Molly is training her daughter, in the Classical Conditioning school resembling the Pavlov studies. He classified stimulus in Unconditioned Stimulus (salivating after smelling a favorite food) and Conditioned Stimulus (watching a car crash and then feeling fear of driving) and Pavlov classified Responses as Conditioned (learned) Response (Ex. Get up the chair after hearing the bell) and as Unconditioned (natural) Responses (Ex. Kicking after having your knee tapped by the doctor).