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How do Classical & Operant Conditioning Differ? Pavlov vs. Skinner ( The Grudge Match)

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2 How do Classical & Operant Conditioning Differ? Pavlov vs. Skinner ( The Grudge Match)

3 CLASSICAL CONDITIONING zHow do we learn involuntary responses? zNS + UCS = UCR UCS zCS = CR

4 Classical Conditioning zYou Tube clip-Watson and Baby Albert zBrave New World zClockwork Orange

5 BF Skinner

6 OPERANT CONDITIONING zIzIn operant conditioning we learn VOLUNTARY responses. zVzVoluntary Response zpzplus a positive reinforcement ztztherefore the same response is likely to occur again

7 Examples of OC zHarvard" urban legend” zSkinner Box zGuided missiles in WWII zSkinner Pigeon clip- you tube

8 Demo zShaping

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