/ʌnˈkəndɪʃənd ˈriflɛks/ – Phrase
Definition: phản xạ không điều kiện.
A more thorough explanation: An unconditioned reflex refers to an innate, automatic response to a specific stimulus without the need for prior learning or conditioning. It is a natural and involuntary reaction that occurs without conscious thought or effort.
Example: In the case of Smith v. Jones, the court found that the plaintiff’s fear of dogs was an unconditioned reflex resulting from a traumatic childhood experience, and therefore not subject to liability under the defendant’s negligence claim.