Nature - Learning To Fly (Instr)

Just a lil instrumental teaser of things to come next season💞I'm going through several learning curves right now. There's not a part of me the same as before, other than my indomitable will🦁I'm learning to fly😁 Hopefully I can return in the Spring the same musician who you all originally believed in. I don't blame anyone, people come and go. I have been experimenting (a lot🤔)and sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. I will endeavour to bring you only the gold from now on.Never give up Never Give In. Love you all❤ Nate

• Operant Conditioning is a learning process where behavior is shaped by associated rewards and punishments.

• For example, operant conditioning occurs when someone is praised for making an effort, which encourages them to do the same in the future.

• Operant conditioning involves reinforcements (which encourage a behavior) and punishments (which discourage a behavior). Both can be either positive (when they add something) or negative (when they remove something).

• Positive reinforcement involves encouraging a behavior by adding something rewarding (like praise), while negative reinforcement involves encouraging a behavior by removing something aversive (like restrictive oversight).

• Positive punishment involves discouraging a behavior by adding something aversive (like verbal scolding), while negative punishment involves discouraging a behavior by removing something rewarding (like privileges).

Understanding the concept of operant conditioning can help modify people’s behavior, including your own. It’s also useful for understanding and predicting behavioral change, especially given how most people are unaware of the various forms of operant conditioning that they naturally go through every day.

Note that operant conditioning is contrasted with classical conditioning, where a stimulus is paired with an involuntary response. The best-known example of this comes from an experiment by psychologist Ivan Pavlov's, who rang a bell each time he was about to feed his dogs, which led the dogs to start salivating as soon as they heard the bell.