Classify the following as classical conditioning, operant conditioning, insight learning, or habituation. To do this, move the examples on the left into the appropriately labeled box on the right. Some choices can be used more than once.

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Strengthens a stimulus- response connection Learning to ignore a harmless or unimportant stimulus Commercials featuring attractive people with a product. Associative learning Trainers using treats when animals perform tricks Deer ignoring traffic Involves the presentation of two stimuli simultaneously Positive reinforcement An animal solves a problem without prior experience Can be applied to child rearing Chimpanzees stacking boxes to reach bananas Adaptation of prior experiences to a new problem An animal no longer responds to a repeated stimulus Pavlov's experiments with dogs and food B.F. Skinner's rat and pigeon experiments Classical Conditioning Insight Learning Operant Conditioning Habituation Strengthens a stimulus- response connection Learning to ignore a harmless or unimportant stimulus Commercials featuring attractive people with a product. Associative learning Trainers using treats when animals perform tricks Deer ignoring traffic Involves the presentation of two stimuli simultaneously Positive reinforcement An animal solves a problem without prior experience Can be applied to child rearing Chimpanzees stacking boxes to reach bananas Adaptation of prior experiences to a new problem An animal no longer responds to a repeated stimulus Pavlov's experiments with dogs and food B.F. Skinner's rat and pigeon experiments Classical Conditioning Insight Learning Operant Conditioning Habituation

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Classical conditioning It is a learning procedure in which two stimulus are given simultaneously as ... View the full answer