In his classic experiment Pavlov would ring a bell, for now the neutral stimulus, while simultaneously presenting meat powder, called the unconditioned stimulus, that would in turn result in salivation, called the unconditioned response. Over time by pairing the bell stimulus with meat powder Pavlov noticed that the bell began to elicit salivation independently of the meat powder such that the bell caused what he called a conditioned response, and the bell he now referred to as the conditioned stimulus. Imagine we are observing a similar experiment where a seated participant faces a technician that flicks off a light for a few seconds to trigger a pupillary dilation, as she does so she activates a device that causes a slight vibration in the participants chair so that when the light is on there is no vibration and when the light is off there is a vibration. After 50 such presentations the technician turns the lights on, and after confirming that the participants pupils have fully constricted presents vibration. You carefully observe that the participants eyes dilate. Identify the unconditioned stimulus, the unconditioned response, the conditioned stimulus, the condition response and the neutral stimulus in this second imaginary experiment.

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