Modern Day Applications

Definition

Modern day applications refer to the practical use and implementation of classical conditioning principles in various real-world settings. It involves applying the concepts of classical conditioning to modify behavior, create associations, and influence learning in everyday life.

Related terms

Operant Conditioning:

This term refers to a type of learning where behavior is strengthened or weakened by the consequences that follow it.

Behavior Modification:

This term refers to the systematic application of principles from learning theory to change behavior.

Advertising:

This term refers to persuasive communication aimed at influencing consumer behavior through classical conditioning techniques such as creating positive associations with products or brands.