When training a dog to perform in a movie, the trainer first chooses a natural behavior that approximates what the director wants. The trainer then begins rewarding the dog every time he performs this natural behavior. Gradually, the trainer alters the behavior until the animal is ready to perform. This is an example of classical conditioning.

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This is an example of operant conditioning, where behaviors are modified through the use of rewards or punishments. Classical conditioning involves associating an involuntary response with a stimulus.

When Training a Dog to Perform in a Movie, the Trainer