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Illustration comparing classical conditioning (associating an involuntary response with a stimulus) and operant conditioning (associating voluntary behavior with a consequence).

Comparison of classical and operant conditioning, showing a dog associating a whistle with food (classical) and a mouse pressing a lever for food (operant).

Comparison of classical and operant conditioning, showing a dog associating a whistle with food (classical) and a mouse pressing a lever for food (operant).

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