Classical Conditioning Research Paper

Have you ever thought about manipulating another person to believe that something is present when it is not actually there? This can be easily done through the concept of classical conditioning. What is classical conditioning you may ask? Classical conditioning is a learning process in which a conditioned stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus. The conditioned stimulus is a neutral stimulus like the sound of a bell, the unconditioned stimulus is the object in which the neutral stimulus is associated with such as dog food, and the unconditioned response is a response to the unconditioned stimulus such as salivating. The subject, the dog, is presented with the unconditioned stimulus (the food) which causes the unconditioned response
We often used to try and feed the cattle all at once, however the task seemed impossible when the cattle are spread anywhere around the 180-acre farm. To make feeding easier we had to come up with a way in which we could get all the cows together at once. I would place loose feed in the back of my truck and honk the horn herding the cattle into one certain field. The cows have since been trained to either follow the truck or gather around where the truck is parked once the horn sounds. The cattle associate the sound of the horn with receiving food whether they are getting food or not. The cows also associate my truck specifically with food since my truck is the only one used when feeding and the sound of the horn from my truck as well.
The concept of classical conditioning is or can be used in almost everyone who owns a pet. Most every pet owner has some way that involves the interaction of stimuli between them and their pet or what they pet enjoys. The concept has effect society in ways that offer support and deception. Classical conditioning can be used to deceive a subject into believe something that is not actually