conditioning
时间：2026-11-09 19:24:03来源：Conditioning refers to the process of learning through association, where a behavior is influenced by environmental stimuli. It is commonly divided into two types: classical and operant conditioning.
Summary:
- Classical Conditioning: Learned response to a stimulus, often involuntary. Example: Pavlov’s dogs.
- Operant Conditioning: Learned behavior based on rewards or punishments. Example: Skinner’s rats.
| Type | Description | Example |
| Classical | Association between stimuli and involuntary responses | Dogs salivating at a bell |
| Operant | Behavior shaped by consequences | Rats pressing a lever for food |
Conditioning plays a key role in understanding human and animal behavior, influencing habits, emotions, and learning processes.
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