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Subtema 2. Diferencia condicionamiento clasico y operante

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Diferenciar el condicionamiento clásico y el operante.

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Subtema 2. Diferencia condicionamiento clasico y operante
 

Subtema 2. Diferencia condicionamiento clasico y operanteOnline version

Diferenciar el condicionamiento clásico y el operante.

by SARA VALENTINA SANDOVAL PICO
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En el condicionamiento clásico, la conducta ocurre después de una consecuencia.

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El condicionamiento operante fue desarrollado por B.F. Skinner.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, Pavlov usó una campana para provocar salivación.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, el sujeto aprende por prueba y error.

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El condicionamiento clásico produce respuestas voluntarias.

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Un ejemplo de condicionamiento operante es cuando un niño estudia para ganar un premio.

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La diferencia principal entre ambos es que el operante involucra consecuencias.

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