Terrible nausea and morning sickness

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When Sally was pregnant with her first child she had terrible nausea and morning sickness. She remembers one day when she was trying to keep her breakfast down she opened the garbage can and saw the remains of last nights tuna fish salad. She immediately went running for the washroom and threw up. Now, a year after the birth of her child she still has an unpleasant feeling when she smells tuna. Unconditioned Stimulus: Unconditioned Response: Neutral Stimulus: Conditioned Stimulus: Conditioned Response:

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