Just in regards to comparing CC & OC, the textbook says that both responses can be involuntary & involve the autonomic nervous system.
But what would be an example for a time when the response to operant conditioning is involuntary? Because I can't think of one at all :/
Thanks in advance for your help
I can't think of anything that the response to operant conditioning is involuntary (unless it's subconscious?)
I've just had a look at the 2014 VCAA exam report. There's a table comparing operant conditioning and classical conditioning. The nature of the response for operant, according to the table is, 'voluntary, intentional response involving central nervous system' and classical conditioning is 'Involuntary/reflexive/unconscious response, involving the autonomic nervous system.'
I can't imagine they would ask for anything like that on a VCAA exam, but ask your teacher about it for sacs
Good Luck