List the similarities and differences of Pavlov's classical conditioning theory and Skinner's operant conditioning theory.
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Pavlov's classical conditioning and Skinner's operant conditioning are both behavioral theories focusing on learning through environmental influences. While classical conditioning relies on associative learning via stimuli, operant conditioning involves modifications of behavior through reinforcements. Both theories contribute to understanding behavior modification in psychology. ;
Pavlov's classical conditioning focuses on learning through associations between stimuli, while Skinner's operant conditioning focuses on learning through the consequences of behaviors. They share similarities in their emphasis on environmental influence and behavior modification, but differ in their approaches and the role of the individual in the learning process.
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