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Stimulus Response Theory (Thorndike's Research Examples)

ILL HUMORS on Instagram: "This video demonstrates a reflexive response to intense sensory stimuli during consumption of capsaicin-heavy food. ​The Subject A person eating a spicy dish experiences a sudden, involuntary muscle contraction known as a "spasmodic cough" or a "laryngeal spasm." ​The Mechanism Capsaicin triggers the TRPV1 receptors in the mouth and throat, signaling the nervous system to expel perceived irritants. This leads to a rapid intake of air followed by a sharp, forceful exhala

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