Conditioning

Conditioning
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In this webinar, you will learn about classical and operant conditioning, which are the tenets of Behaviorism, a frequently tested psychology theory and perspective. Classical and operant conditioning are often confused for one another in terms of terminology and methods, so join us as we go over the key similarities and differences

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Essential skills

  • Identify the type of conditioning relevant to a particular situation

  • Apply learning schedules to effect a behavioral outcome

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Knowledge Fundamentals

  • Associative versus nonassociative learning

  • The two types of conditioning and the phases of conditioning

  • The different types of operant conditioning

  • The different types of learning schedules and how they affect acquisition and extinction

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On the MCAT

  • Conditioning questions can get very wordy and convoluted. Make sure you break down the question bit by bit and look for keywords that can signal one type of conditioning over another

  • Conditioning appears on every test because it can easily be related to everyday human behavior

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