CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OF LEARNING

Classical Conditioning of Learning

Classical Conditioning of Learning

Two specific theoretical components that assess how individuals develop changes according to the environment. The first theory Operant (Instrumental) conditioning consists of determining the Learning consequences of behaviour by assessing Thorndike's Law of Effect and the exploration of the concepts of Reinforcement, Generalization, Discrimination, and Shaping and Chaining. The second theory of Classical Conditioning determines how learning occurs with the relationship between stimuli, and the theoretical component of Phenomenology. (Fellis 2007)

Initial observations of how instrumental responses became more frequent when they repeatedly produced a reinformcent were observed by Thorndike ...