Personally, I don’t like them and every time I see them, I think that they would jump on me and bite me. My experience with cockroaches wasn’t classically conditioned, but observational learning. My fear was based on what I saw in my past experience. My behavior towards the cockroaches was based on the behavior my cousin had towards them. When I was younger, I liked to do everything she would do such as watching tv, playing outside, etc. Also, I would imitated her because I thought that if I do what she does I would become popular. One day, we were eating breakfast and suddenly she looked down, and she saw a cockroach walking under the table and she started screaming. As a child who I was, I started screaming without reason too until my aunt came to see what is happening. After the incident, I asked my cousin why she reacted like that and she answered me that one time one cockroach came to her and she thought it would bite her, so from that day on she started to fear them. After that, I thought that it would happen to me too, that’s why I try to get away from them because everytime I see them I think they would do something to …show more content…
However, classical conditioning is not a condition of a everyday life. Yet, scientists still can have proofs by doing experiments with this. However, a behavior or response on something in a daily life can be done by operant conditioning or observational learning. From my experience, my fear towards cockroaches was based on my cousin’s fear towards them (observational learning). Every person is different from each other that’s why their responses towards certains things are different from each