Classical Conditioning, responses are automatically triggered., learnt association between one stimulus and another, Operant Conditioning, responses are voluntary., three types of responses-neutral operant, reinforcers, punishers, Conditioning, process of training a person or animal to respond to a stimulus in a certain way., works by repeatedly exposing the person or animal to a stimulus until they behave in the desired manner, Punishment, decreases the probability of a behaviour recurring., adds something unpleasant to the environment to weaken a negative behaviour., Negative Reinforcement, Remove something unpleasant to increase behavior, Seatbelt beep stops when you buckle up., Positive Reinforcement, Add something pleasant to strengthen the behavior, The teacher praised Aina immediately after she raised her hand, and as a result, Aina began raising her hand more often., Reward, show appreciation, celebrate, or acknowledge something., not necessarily increase behaviour.

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