Question 1) For the following scenarios, indicate whether Classical Conditioning principle or Instrumental Conditioning principle is involved. Then identify the components of the theory using the blank spaces provided under that theory. Scenario 1: (1.5 pts) Whenever Ralph saw the print advertisements for Smith's Motor Oil, he couldn't help but notice how attractive the bikini-clad models in the ad were. When he needed oil for his car, he didn't put much thought into which brand he would buy-he just seemed to be drawn to Smith's Motor Oil. Instrumental Conditioning (Yes/No) Classical Conditioning (Yes/No) Behavior: Uncond. Stimulus: Consequence: Neutral/Cond. Stimulus: Expected Change: Uncond./Cond. Response: Scenario 2: (1.5 pts) Linsey is a fan of YouTuber Jack whose videos focus on DIY home deco projects done on a budget, as Linsey finds him smart and sincere. When Jack recently featured a collaboration video with another YouTuber Jennifer on his channel, Linsey subscribed to Jennifer's channel immediately- she assumes that Jennifer is as smart and sincere. Instrumental Conditioning (Yes/No) Classical Conditioning (Yes/No) Behavior: Uncond. Stimulus: Consequence: Neutral/Cond. Stimulus: Expected Change: Uncond./Cond. Response