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Experimental Report: Classical Conditioning and Response Experimental Report: Conditioning and Response The alarm sounds, you get up, you take a shower, you eat your breakfast, and you drive off to work or school. Sound familiar? Repeating patterns are found in the lifestyles of every living human. Although it doesn't require much thought to get up when your alarm sounds in the morning, you still need to process the information of the sound ringing and interpret this as a sign to wake up. Instead of hearing your alarm and getting confused on what to do next, you have conditioned yourself to respond a certain way depending on the situation. This repetition of patterns and the proper response is known as classical conditioning. Classical conditioning is a major phenomenon which has been the topic of experimental procedures for several decades. From animals, to babies, to adults, conditioning has been shown to be evident in several forms...

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