In the classic treatment of bedwetting, which aspect of the therapy would be considered the conditioned response?

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In the context of classical conditioning for treating bedwetting, the conditioned response is the action that is learned in response to a previously neutral stimulus. Here, going to the bathroom before the bed becomes wet becomes the conditioned response, as the individual learns to associate the feeling of a full bladder (the conditioned stimulus) with the need to go to the bathroom to prevent bedwetting, rather than responding to the bed becoming wet.

In the Classic Treatment of Bedwetting, Which Aspect of the Therapy