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conditioned emotional response

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n.1.an emotional response that has been acquired by conditioning.
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Noun1.conditioned emotional response - an emotional response that has been acquired by conditioning
emotion - any strong feeling


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The Symptoms of PTSD Regardless of the origin of the terror, the brain reacts to overwhelming, threatening, and uncontrollable experiences with conditioned emotional responses.
For example, the pioneering research of Watson and Rayner (1920) dealt with various aspects of conditioned emotional responses such as fears and phobias.
 
 
 
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