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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]
3 years ago
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Classical conditioning and operant conditioning are two learning paradigms within the behaviorist tradition. a major difference

between these two paradigms is that:
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ollegr [7]3 years ago
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Classical Conditioning was used by Ivan Pavlov to show how a signal can stimulate a response such as a bell. Here the dog associates the sound of a bell to food.

Operant Conditioning, on the other hand, was used by B.F Skinner. It associated reinforcement and punishment with a certain desired behavior. For example, a dog eagerly gets the ball because it gets something in return. Punishment can be a ground for not having something that a person wants, so the person avoids breaking the rules.
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