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Mr. Wonderful

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Compare and contrast classical and operant conditioning.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Adolescence and young adulthood are typical periods of risk for eating disorders in that individuals who are perfectionistic, prone to worry, and stressed by change may
 
  A) resist unwanted interventions by parents or other authority figures.
   B) find developmental milestones to be triggers for the disorder.
   C) use regurgitation as a passive-aggressive tactic for control.
   D) develop phobias centering on specific food groups.



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Answer to Question 1

Classical conditioning involves reflex behavior and the elements of CS, UCS, UCR and CR. The pairing of the CS serves a cue function that the UCS is coming; UCS elicits the UCR. Many spontaneous behaviors occur without first being elicited by the UCS. Operant conditioning involves such a behavior being strengthened by its consequences through reinforcement and punishment.

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