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Introduction - What they are, what they do and examples
Similarity
Difference
Similarity or difference
Conclusion - Are they more similar or more different?

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difference in time period
similar in that they're both forms of learning

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Intro with founding reseach
do paragraph on factors and see how they relate e.g time, effectiveness,

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practical applications and overarching theory (learning theory)
Conc with wider contribution to psych and summarise sim/diff

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A similarity between classical and operant conditioning is that they can both become extinct. If time is prolonged between either reinforcement or association. The stimuli can become forgotten, therefore extinct.

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Main body= posing both similarities and differences using research backing
Conclusion= Summing up the info and research and coming to a precise conclusion

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similarities - both come under behaviourism

difference - classical conditioning is about acquiring the behaviour whereas operant conditioning is about maintaining the behaviour.

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Intro: definitions and explanations of both classical and operant conditioning
Main body: Comparisons between the two (similarities/differences)
Conclusion: Closing arguments and reach some kind of conclusion

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Classical= learning through association 

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Classical= learning through association 

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Operant= learning through consequences of actions

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- both are through association
- use the same general laws
Differences:
-Classical conditioning are automatic reflexes whereas operant conditioning are new voluntary behaviours
- Classical conditioning is association between 2 stimuli whereas operant conditioning is between behaviour and consequence
- Classical conditioning states that different stimuli produce the same response where as operant conditioning permits complex changes in and learning of new behaviours

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find supporting research/studies for both operant and classical

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intro with clear defentions of each term

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intro with clear defentions of each term

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main body- half a paragraph explaining operant conditioning and its similarities to classical

comparative paragraph on the differences
conclusion

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Intro- define classical and operant conditioning (remembering to add references)

Main body- a paragraph on the similarities and then a paragraph on the differences of both operant and classical conditioning (adding references to support any ideas presented)

Conclusion- Overall summarise the points that have been made within the main body. Not presenting any new ideas but concluding the current ones.

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intro - what both theories are/who developed them

main body - paragraph on similarities
paragraph on differences

conclusion - main points summarised and comparative points

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One similarity between both styles of conditioning is that they were initially tested on animals. For example the Skinner box and Pavlov's dogs - salivary reflexes.

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Start with a definition of both terms within the introduction

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Start with a definition of both terms within the introduction

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Then start explaining the terms in more depth within the main text and start comparisons

then summarise all parts within a conclusion at the end