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Classical vs. Operant Conditioning Examples

This document compares classical and operant conditioning by providing examples of stimuli and responses. Classical conditioning involves an involuntary response to an unexpected stimulus, like flinching from a loud sound. Operant conditioning involves voluntary behaviors that are reinforced or punished, like being paid for completing a difficult assignment or obtaining food for entering a restaurant.

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Classical vs. Operant Conditioning Examples

This document compares classical and operant conditioning by providing examples of stimuli and responses. Classical conditioning involves an involuntary response to an unexpected stimulus, like flinching from a loud sound. Operant conditioning involves voluntary behaviors that are reinforced or punished, like being paid for completing a difficult assignment or obtaining food for entering a restaurant.

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Classical or Operant

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