Neural Mechanisms of Classical and Operant Conditioning
Words: 609 Pages: 2 3133Beyond textbooks and chalkboards lies learning's true essence, waiting to be discovered. However, in the realm of psychology, learning is defined as a long-term change in behavior resulting from experience. Two primary forms of learning within this field are classical conditioning and operant conditioning, each with significant implications for understanding both human and animal behavior. Classical Conditioning: Beyond Pavlov’s Dogs Classical conditioning, first identified by Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov in the early 1900s, involves learning through association. Pavlov's accidental discovery […]
