Operant Conditioning 5.0
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I really like the way you explained the four quadrants and the simple mnemonic chart you provided to help remember them. It made the concept so much easier to understand and apply to my dog training.
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I am a teacher and use operant conditioning constantly with my students but I could not complete this quiz easily!!
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that was not easy……the light bulb was not going on and when it did go on, it was flickering lol
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The wheel analogy helped me the most because I could already see the relationship between the quadrants, however, I could not find exactly where they connected.
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