pavlov’s experiment and skinner's experiment

classical conditioning and operant conditioning example
learning and its type

1. PAVLOV’s EXPERIMENT AND SKINNER’s EXPERIMENT DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY SUBMITTEDTO: SUBMITTED BY: NAME:DEVARSH KUMAR 1

2. LEARNING Change in behavior that occurs as a result of experience. Types of learning Flexible Restricted Associative Learning Type of Flexible learning. An animal behavior changes because of an association it makes with two stimuli. 2

3. Classical Conditioning Also known as Pavlovian Conditioning. Proposed by Ivan Petro vich Pavlov (1849-1936). A normal response to a stimulus becomes associated with a new stimulus, which is then capable of eliciting a response. 3

4. Components of classical conditioning 4

5. The Pavlov’s Dog Experiment During Experiment Setup 5

6. Operant Conditioning Also called  instrumental conditioning or Trial and error learning.  Learning in which the frequency of a behavior depends on the consequence that follows that behavior. B.F Skinner is regarded as the Father of Operant Conditioning. His work is based on Thorndike's law of Effect. COMPONENTS 6

7. Skinner’s Experiment B. F. Skinner constructed an operant chamber, popularly known as a “Skinner box,” that deprives an animal of all external stimuli other than those under the control of the experimenter 7

8. https://project542.weebly.com/uploads/1/7/1/0/17108470/b.f._skinner__operant_conditioning_-_simply_psychology.pdf BOOK- ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR WRITER- REENA MATHUR 8 BIBLIOGRAPHY Thank YOU!