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Classical conditioning and Operant conditioning
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Classical conditioning and operant conditioning are two important theories of learning that help explain employee behaviour in organizations. Classical conditioning, associated with Ivan Pavlov, occurs when a person learns to associate one stimulus with another. In an organization, an employee may begin to feel motivated when receiving positive feedback because praise has
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