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The key concepts in behaviorism involve two kinds of conditioning: classical and operant. Some of the earliest work in behaviorism, experiments on classical conditioning, was done by
K. Young
Erickson
Piaget
Ivan Pavlov
- Classical conditioning is a form of learning where a neutral stimulus comes to elicit a response after being paired with a stimulus that naturally brings about that response.
- The earliest experiments in classical conditioning were performed by Ivan Pavlov.
- Pavlov used dogs to show how a bell (neutral stimulus) could cause salivation after being paired with food (unconditioned stimulus).
- Option 1: K. Young – Not known for classical conditioning work.
- Option 2: Erickson – Known for psychosocial development theory, not behaviorism or conditioning.
- Option 3: Piaget – Famous for cognitive development studies, not conditioning.
- Option 4: Ivan Pavlov – Correct. He is the pioneer of classical conditioning research.
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