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What is a major difference between classical and operant conditioning?

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Classical conditioning involves voluntary responses, operant does not

Operant conditioning relies on reinforcement, classical does not

Classical conditioning is about active learning, operant is passive

Operant conditioning involves automatic responses, classical does not

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