A results paragraph with no names with this data: Mumtahina raised her hand without the dog barking when the snap. She associated the dog bark with the snap. Easy to unassociate because of short time span. She thinks that if it was conducted at a greater time (for instance 10 minutes) then she would have raised her hand at every snap. As we continued with the experiment, Mushfikas hand would twitch and slightly raise when there was no unconditioned stimuli. When I snapped my fingers without the dog sounds her body had a small reaction. Although it wasn’t a complete conditioning, she had minor reactions. Aubany would raise her hand when there was no barking sound but a snap. Was very distracted by the snap. She wanted to raise her hand every time I snapped because she associated the snapping with the dog bark. She believed that the snapping and dog barking noises went together. She would put her hand up when I snapped and then quickly lower her hand when she realized that there were no dog barking noises. She believed she should raise her hand when I snapped because they were Ishrat thought they just did it because the dog noise would play but when it did she was confused. Associated the snapping with the dog barking. Though that the snapping and the dog barking implied the same thing of raising your hand. Every time I snapped without playing the barking sounds Sabah’s body would tense up and and would hesitate. She would flinch when there was a snap and no bark. She raised her hands a couple times when there was no barking noise. She felt like she had to raise her hand even when there was no barking noise. Even though Shad knew about conditioning He still ended up flinching when there was a snap but no bark. Every time he read dog it pissed him off. Snapping was very distracting. Did not want to raise his hand when I snapped. He knew about conditioning. He flinched every time I snapped my fingers. Natural response to the snaps even though he knew there was classical conditioning involved.