(1) But don't allow unconditioned leather to get soaking wet, and always condition it afterwards.

(2) The responses - casual, unconditioned , and conditioned - depend on the actual absolute level of skin conductance; typically the higher the level, the higher the response amplitude.

(3) The drywall ceiling serves as the separation between conditioned space and unconditioned space.

(4) This is perhaps what renders an actor mad, seeing in her or himself the subject of a pure possibility, of the eventual and unconditioned emergence of an unknown movement or affect.

(5) The key to reconciling the radically separate individual with God and the world was suppression of the distinction between God and unconditioned individual subjectivity.

(6) Most researchers evaluating a motivational interpretation of sickness behavior have assessed the effects of sickness on unconditioned behavior, such as food intake.

(7) The skin conductance response (i.e., unconditioned response) to electric shock stimuli does not habituate, even after many trials.

(8) Emerson could neither accept his dependence on things that forever exceeded him nor identify fully with the unconditioned subjectivity that remains at the fringes of awareness.

(9) Natural affections may not provide a sufficient explanation; evolutionary psychologists tell us that parents love children as extensions of themselves rather than as unconditioned ends.

(10) Before one can conclude that immune activation differentially affects conditioned and unconditioned behavior, further assessments of these two classes of behavior are necessary.

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(12) Impulses include what we would call today drives, appetites, instincts, and unconditioned reflexes.