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1. Non-Associative

   • Associative
     • Watching Others
       • Learning by watching others behavior around you
         • Observational Learning: This is when we learn or change our behavior after watching an individual engage in that behavior
         • Modeling: This is displaying a behavior that imitates behavior that was previously observed.
         • Vicarious Conditioning: This is learning to engage in a behavior after observing it carefully
     • Learning the relationship between two seperate pieces of information
       • Classical Conditioning: When we learn how a stimulus can lead to predicting another.
       • Operant Conditioning: When we learn that a behavior will lead to a specific outcome
   • Learning a stimulus such as sight or a sound, in the external world
     • Habituation: When our behavioral response to a stimulus decreases
     • Sensitization: When our behavioral response to a stimulus increases