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What is the main difference between classical and operant conditioning?

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Classical conditioning involves voluntary behaviors while operant involves reflexes.

Classical conditioning pairs stimuli while operant involves consequences for behavior.

Classical conditioning is based on rewards, while operant is not.

Classical conditioning requires reinforcement, while operant does not.

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