Classical and Operant Conditioning Differ in Two Important Ways

question 31

True/False

Classical and operant conditioning differ in two important ways. First, control in classical conditioning is via manipulation of consequences. Second, classical conditioning calls for examining antecedents, behavior, and consequences.

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Definitions:

VFD

A device known as Variable Frequency Drive controls electric motors by altering the voltage and frequency that are delivered to the motor.

Affinity Laws

Mathematical relationships that describe the impact of changes in speed, diameter, and density on the flow, pressure, and power of a fluid in a system.

Operating Quadrants

The four sections of a graph, typically in motor control applications, representing different modes of operation such as forward/reverse and motoring/generating.

Torque

A measure of the force that can cause an object to rotate about an axis, fundamental to the operation of electric motors and mechanical systems.