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Learning to link two events that keep happening together is called:Read the answer and worked solution →Learning that links a behaviour with its consequence is called:Read the answer and worked solution →Learning by watching what other people do is called:Read the answer and worked solution →The Russian scientist famous for conditioning experiments on dogs was:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Learning to link two events that keep happening together is called:

  1. Classical conditioning
  2. Clinical consultation
  3. Clerical computation
  4. Classroom construction
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Correct answer: A. Classical conditioning

1. Two stimuli appear together again and again. 2. The learner starts to expect the second. 3. That is classical conditioning. _Source: OpenStax Psychology 2e, Chapter 6, Learning._

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Learning that links a behaviour with its consequence is called:

  1. Organic contraction
  2. Operant conditioning
  3. Optical calculation
  4. Optional connection
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Correct answer: B. Operant conditioning

1. A reward or a punishment follows the act. 2. The behaviour changes as a result. 3. That is operant conditioning. _Source: OpenStax Psychology 2e, Chapter 6, Learning._

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Learning by watching what other people do is called:

  1. Observational
  2. Occupational
  3. Operational
  4. Organisational
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Correct answer: A. Observational

1. No direct reward reaches the learner. 2. The model's behaviour is copied. 3. That is observational learning. _Source: OpenStax Psychology 2e, Chapter 6, Learning._

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