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In classical conditioning, behaviour is what? well, in operant, it is what? so in classical, it is typically involuntary.
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In operant, it is typically voluntary.
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If you think through how we condition the subject, in classical, you take the involuntary response to the unconditioned stimulus.
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So this is some kind of involuntary behaviour the organism already has.
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And you associate your unconditioned stimulus with a conditioned one.
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So, for example, salivation in the dogs or the fear response in hill albert.
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So these are involuntary behaviours...