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1-Think about your own life and give an example of classical and operant conditioning.

2-If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? If you could change one thing about the world, or the environment in which you live, what would it be?

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Discussion on the classical and operant conditioning methods and their uses in the environment.

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For my life, classical conditioning would occur when I hear the words, "I made it up on my own." This is usually my husband speaking and it means he made dinner for us using stuff he finds in the cupboards that are not always compatible in the same dish. I learn that following this will be a meal I will have to eat, and yet not enjoy, so I will plan my after dinner snacks to make up for it. Usually my stomach begins to tighten and my taste buds feel as though they are retreating. My nose begins to sniff carefully to determine what ...

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