Assignment Description - Due 06/14/2020Introductory to PsychologyPrimary Task Response:Purpose:This discussion will introduce you to the various learning theory models that inform many aspects of mode

Assignment Description - Due 06/14/2020Introductory to PsychologyPrimary Task Response:Purpose:This discussion will introduce you to the various learning theory models that inform many aspects of modern psychology.Prepare: Watch this video on the behavioral perspective of learning in psychologyReflect:Learning theories present how the human psyche learns, adapts, and develops to input from the outside world and biological impulse. Consider how aspects of the behavioral perspective of learning have been present in the development of your own habits.Write:Post an initial response within the Discussion Board area that answers each of the following: Describe the behavioral perspective of learning in the field of psychology in your own words. Define classical or operant conditioning in your own words. Provide at least 1 example from your academic, professional, or personal life of classical or operant conditioning (please include only human experiences). Describe how classical or operant conditioning can be applied to a workplace setting.Responses to Other Students: Respond to at least 2 of your fellow classmates with at least a 100-word reply about their Primary Task Response regarding items you found to be compelling and enlightening. To help you with your discussion, please consider the following questions: What did you learn from reading your classmates' postings? What are some of the differences and similarities that you see between your posting and your classmates' postings? Were you able to relate to your classmates' examples of classical or operant conditioning? If so, why?Assignment Format 200–300 words written as an essay 100-word peer responses to at least 2 peers Proofread for spelling and grammatical errorsReading and Learning MaterialsUse these resources to help you complete this assignment: Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning