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Descubre ejemplos y diferencias clave.

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GEYWIN BLADIMIR RODRIGUEZ BARRANZUELA
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Descubre ejemplos y diferencias clave.

by GEYWIN BLADIMIR RODRIGUEZ BARRANZUELA
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En el ejemplo de Little Albert, se asoció un estímulo neutro (rata) con un estímulo aversivo para provocar miedo.

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En el condicionamiento operante, el comportamiento se fortalece o se debilita por las consecuencias.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, la respuesta es voluntaria y se refuerza por consecuencias.

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El estímulo condicionado debe siempre ser natural para aprenderse.

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El estímulo neutro se asocia con un estímulo incondicionado para provocar la respuesta condicionada.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, la respuesta es automática y no aprendida.

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La extinción solo ocurre en condicionamiento clásico.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, se refuerza la conducta con recompensas.

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El condicionamiento clásico fue demostrado por Pavlov con perros y un timbre.

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En el condicionamiento operante, el castigo nunca se utiliza.

 
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