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Define the following terms:

- Intentional learning
- Unintentional learning
- Behavioral learning
- Information processing
- Classical conditioning
- Instrumental conditioning

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In this solution, I define and discuss each of the following terms: intentional learning, unintentional learning, behavioral learning, information processing, classical conditioning, and instrumental conditioning. Examples of each type of learning are also provided for further student understanding.

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Intentional learning -- intentional learning is learning that is intentional and self directed. When we go to the library and learn about topics that interest us or when we study for our classes or an exam, it is intentional learning.

Unintentional learning -- unintentional learning takes place when we learn, but that wasn't our main intention. We go to tour a museum for enjoyment, and we end up learning various facts ...

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