Classical conditioning:
b. To classically condition a preschool child who is afraid of dogs to enjoy playing with dogs, you would need to retrain the child to associate the dog with something positive. One method of doing this would be to gradually acclimate the child to the idea of a dog. They could be placed in a room with a picture of a dog while being distracted (UR) with a fun game or a treat (US)

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Classical conditioning: 
b. To classically condition a preschool child who is afraid of dogs to enjoy playing with dogs, you would need to retrain the child to associate the dog with something positive. One method of doing this would be to gradually acclimate the child to the idea of a dog. They could be placed in a room with a picture of a dog while being distracted (UR) with a fun game or a treat (US)

anonymous · Answer

Later, an actual dog (CS) could be put in a cage and kept across the room while the child is distracted. The caged dog could be gradually moved closer as the child begins to associate the dog with the unconditioned stimulus, food or a fun game. The child would eventually be able to pet the dog, which would turn from the CS to the CR.

Are my US, UR, NS, CS, and CR properly labeled?

lυἶცἶ0210 · Answer

Sorry, it's been a while since I've done this :/

anna1448 · Answer

ok hun so there are UCS-unconditioned stimulus-event that naturally triggers a response 
UCR-unconditioned response-unlearned response to even
NS-neutral stimulus-object to which the experimenter would like to get a response 
CS-conditioned stimulus-neutral stimulus becomes the conditioned stimulus
CR-conditioned response-response to event brought about learning association

anna1448 · Answer

so it seems to be that u have placed them all correctly :)