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Javon Ball

28 April, 20:23

You are walking outside when a bug flies right into your eye. You immediately blink and try to get it out. The next time you go out, another bug flies into your eye. Then it happens a third time. Eventually, all you have to do is go outside and you start blinking automatically. Which action is the unconditioned response (UCR) in this situation?

A bug flying into your eye

Blinking

Going outside

Expecting a bug to fly in your eye

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