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Because Edward habitually drinks soda and coffee before taking his exams, it is likely that the CR in this scenario is craving soda and coffee.

. The conditioned response in this scenario is that Edward is likely to be bothered by a strong urge to have soda or coffee when he takes his actual exams in class.

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Question: Edward spends a lot of time studying for his exams. He usually takes practice exams when he studies. During his study time, he drinks a lot of soda and coffee. When he takes his actual exams in class, he is frequently bothered by a strong urge to have soda or coffee. What is the conditioned response (CR) in this scenario? is it spending time studying? is it taking practice exams? is it craving soda and coffee? is it drinking soda and coffee? provide evidence to prove your answer is correct

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The conditioned response (CR) in this scenario is craving soda and coffee. Evidence of this can be seen in the fact that when Edward takes his actual exams in class, he is frequently bothered by a strong urge to have soda or coffee, which suggests that his craving for soda and coffee has been conditioned as a result of him studying and taking practice exams.

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Jan. 5, 2023, 8:10 a.m.

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