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Principles of classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning

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Step 1: Using the principles of classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning, suggest three (3) strategies for reducing spousal abuse. Each suggestion must apply a different learning principle.

One suggestion should apply classical conditioning.
One suggestion should apply operant conditioning.
One suggestion should apply observational learning.

For example, if one of your suggestions is to provide shelters for the abused, give a detailed explanation of how a particular learning principle is involved.

Principles of classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning

Posted on | by Brian Leakey

Step 1: Using the principles of classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning, suggest three (3) strategies for reducing spousal abuse. Each suggestion must apply a different learning principle.

One suggestion should apply classical conditioning.
One suggestion should apply operant conditioning.
One suggestion should apply observational learning.

For example, if one of your suggestions is to provide shelters for the abused, give a detailed explanation of how a particular learning principle is involved.

Observational learning, operant conditioning

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This could be a friend, a child, a co-worker, etc. Describe the behavior and select one of the learning theories we learned about this week (i.e. observational learning, operant conditioning, etc.) as the framework for how you would teach the person that behavior. Although in real life you may use more than one of these theories to teach behavior, for the purposes of this academic exercise choose ONLY ONE theory. Explain how you would ensure they have learned the behavior and why you felt that approach would work best for the particular behavior and setting. What challenges do you encounter to the learning process using your planned approach?
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