In classical conditioning, a behavior is learned through observing it happen in others. This is done

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The difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that classical conditioning is based on the consequences of a behavior, while operant conditioning is based on the consequences of a behavior itself. This difference can be seen in the experiments that Ivan Pavlov did in the early 1800s. In those experiments

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