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By understanding the classical conditioning, you will be able to understand many fears and emotions of your child. Then, you can improve your learning techniques and be able to help your child to overcome many unpleasant emotions. #classicalconditioning #conditionedlearning #happychildren #kidsfear

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Most people know Pavlov for the dog experiment! Any office fans? To the field of ABA it is significant because this is where we started.Jim's Pavlovian Prank on Dwight - The OfficeFirst, let's talk about who Pavlov was and what he was known for. Pavlov was a russian psychologist who was curious about the human mind. He was most intrigued by the physiology of digestion which led him logically to create a science of conditioned reflexes aka Pavlov's Dogs. The significance of conditioned…

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The concept of instrumental conditioning was first conceived by Robert Thorndike. Instrumental conditioning is where “the learned responses, which operate on the environment, are instrumental in either attaining some subsequent desirable reward or...

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