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Sav [38]
1 year ago
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What is the difference between insight and associative learning?

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MArishka [77]1 year ago
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The difference between insight and associative learning is that associative learning relies on trial and error, whilst insight learning is the ability to solve the problem without going through trial and error.

<h2>Associative and Insight learning.</h2>

Conditioning is a theory that asserts behavior can be influenced or learnt based on a stimulus and a response. Associative learning is a type of conditioning. This means that depending on the response a behavior causes, it can be learnt or unlearned. For example, a student may be aware that she will not be permitted to go out for recess (response) if she misbehaves in class (stimulus).

A sudden discovery of a solution to a problem is referred to as insight learning. Insight learning differs from trial-and-error learning in that it occurs suddenly, whereas trial-and-error learning involves more thorough experimentation to come at a solution. Hearing a song on the radio and recognizing the artist based on the sound of his or her voice is an example of this.

Learn more about insight learning here: brainly.com/question/25650156

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