When lightning flashes nearby, we wince and start to prepare ourselves for the thunder to follow. This response to impending thunder is known as:
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Correct answer: D. Conditioned response
Explanation
Wincing in anticipation of thunder after seeing lightning is a learned (conditioned) response.
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