COMPARISON BETWEEN CLASSICAL AND OPERANT CONDITIONING
Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning
1. It was developed by Russian Physiologist 1. It was developed by B.F Skinner. Ivan P. Pavlov.
2. It is known as Respondent/ Types or signal 2. It is known as Type R/Instrumental conditioning. conditioning.
3. In classical conditioning the CR and UCR 3. In operant conditioning they are are the same. different, i.e.. pressing the lever is different from eating food.
4. In classical conditioning reinforcement 4. In operant conditioning the response is provided by the unconditioned stimulus. causes conditioned reinforcement to appear.
5. In classical conditioning the association 5. In operant conditioning association between (S-R) is on the basis of law of between (S-R) is on the basis of law contiguity. of effect.
6. Reinforcement, i.e., food is presented 6. Reinforcement is provided after the first to elicit the response here. response is made by the organism.
7. The essence of learning is stimulus 7. The essence of learning is response substitution. modification.
8. In this type of conditioning beginning is 8. Here beginning is made with the made with the help of specific stimull that bring responses occur naturally. certain responses.
9. It is stimulus oriented. 9. It is response oriented.
10. Classical conditioning is limited to 10. Operant conditioning is limited to autonomic response. skeletal behaviour.
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