Pavlow test
Psychology is the scientific study of the brain of a human, its processing and behavioural effects in personality, emotional, developmental and motivational (Hayes, 2015). On the one hand, classical conditioning refers to a learning form in which conditioned stimuli is in alliance with unconditioned stimuli for production of a behavioural stimulus. Ivan Pavlow first observed it in an experiment with a dog. Observations made from Pavlow test is that the god drooled whenever served with meat.
Operant conditioning is an instrumental learning method that results in rewards and behavioural punishments. An alliance is made in behaviour and the end effect of the action (Blackman, 2018). Reinforcement is any occasion that leads to maximizing the behaviour it follows. It is classified into positive and negative reinforcement. Positive reinforcements are favourable outcomes present after a specific behaviour. An additional event strengthens positive reinforcement response. In this video analysis, positive reinforcement has been indicated as thanksgiving after being served well. On the other hand, negative reinforcement involves the eradication of unfavourable condition or outcome after behavioural display. In the analysis of the video, it means not giving a positive reward or thanksgiving even after being served well.
Punishment is a representation of an outcome of an event that results in minimization of behaviour it follows. It is classified into positive or absolute and negative punishment. Absolute punishment is defined as consequences by the appeal that presents an adverse event to debilitate the response that it orders while negative response results after removal of the favourable event after the occurrence of a behaviour.
Conclusively, classical, and operant conditioning being significant concepts are central to behavioural psychology (Beecroft, 2017). Even though they both results due to learning several differences have been identified. Classical conditioning is associated with reaction and stimulus in contract to operant conditioning which is as a result of behaviour and end consequences. Operant conditioning one has to be awarded incentives while in operant conditioning, no motives are involved. Besides, for operant conditioning to occur behaviour must first occur then a reward or punishment follows while in classical conditioning, an alliance with already occurring event must be formed.