RUNNING HEAD: BEHAVIOR CHANGE Behavior Change RUNNING HEAD: BEHAVIOR CHANGE Classical Conditioning The process of classical conditioning depends on four principles; unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, conditional stimulus, and a conditioned response. I have a certain phobia or fear for dogs. Although I have researched and studied enough about the how dogs behave and react but still under the similar situations in which I have to touch or face a dog, I feel unconditionally afraid. I learned this fear after seeing a huge black dog barking loudly and biting a friend of mine when we were coming back home from school. In this classical conditioning learning experience, the barking sounds and biting was the unconditional stimulus because it occurred naturally and it triggered an unconditional response of fear. Initially, the dog was a neutral stimulus but because I could not fo ...
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