When the behaviors are learned by association and by modeling in the social cont

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When the behaviors are learned by association and by modeling in the social contexts, it involves classical conditioning, operant conditioning and observational learning. For example- We avoid food that has caused some problems to a dearly loved person of life. We may have not directly faced the problems, but we have watched them in trouble. As children of high diabetic individuals avoid sweet and starchy food items. They have associated these food with issues that their parents face- the classical conditioning They learn to avoid these food- the operant conditioning of negative reinforcement. They have observed these behaviors in their parents- the observational learning. Thus, all three perspectives play their part in developing and maintaining that behavior.

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The unconditional stimulus: Problem to the loved one.

The unconditional response: Negative emotions.

Neutral stimulus: Certain types of food.

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