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Positive Punishment,when a stimulus is added to achieve a decrease in behavior.
Example: A man gets a fine for littering, the man pays the fine and no longer litters.
Negative Punishment, When a stimulus is taken away to decrease behavior.
Example: A teen's parents takes his phone away when his grades drop because he spends too much time on his phone.

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Negative Reinforcement- When a stimulus is taken away to improve behavior.
Example: A server gives a guest a discount or takes an item off their check so that they keep coming back to that restaurant

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As an example for classical conditioning, Which is an involuntary reflex to a stimulus that triggers the unlearned response, My cat goes to her food bowl every time I open the closet door because I keep her food in there and have to open and shut the door when getting her food ( She knows it's the closet door specifically because our front door sounds different)

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An example of Classical Conditioning from "The Office" sitcom

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Video #2 Classical & Operant Conditioning

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Video #2 Classical & Operant Conditioning

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Operant Conditioning differs from classical in the sense that classical conditioning involves an involuntary response whereas Operant involves voluntary behaviors.
Example: When I get up in the morning and I hear a train outside I know that I'm running late and if I don't hurry I will be tardy. Now my stomach will churn every time I hear a train go by because its become a learned behavior to feel rushed and anxious from the association of the train with being late.

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Positive Reinforcement- When a stimulus is added to improve behavior.
Example: Compliment on a haircut- increased confidence.
Or a raise or an appraisal at work- Improved work performance.