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Condicionamiento clásico y operante
 

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Distingue conceptos clave

by Lupita Suazo
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El refuerzo positivo añade un estímulo agradable tras la conducta.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, la respuesta es voluntaria.

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En el condicionamiento operante, el refuerzo siempre es positivo.

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La extinción en el condicionamiento operante no tiene relación con el refuerzo.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, se busca modificar conductas mediante consecuencias.

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El estímulo condicionado es siempre natural y no requiere asociación.

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El condicionamiento clásico fue descrito por Iván Pavlov.

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En el condicionamiento clásico, la respuesta es involuntaria y automática.

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En el condicionamiento operante, el organismo emite una conducta para obtener refuerzo.

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El refuerzo negativo implica la retirada de un estímulo aversivo para aumentar la probabilidad de la conducta.

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