Question

A chef makes a particular dish the same way every day. He always chops carrots just before he chops the onions. Initially, the onions make his eyes tear up, and the carrots do not. After making the dish several times, however, the chef notices that his eyes begin to tear up when he is chopping the carrots. The cook's change in behavior is a result of ________.

Answer 1

Operant conditioning

Step-by-step explanation:

Operant conditioning is the change in behavior due to reinforcement or punishment. Such associative learning is related to the strength of the process.

The chef has a similar pattern of behavior based on the task he performs. He is conditioned to tears when he chops onion which gets associated with the chopping of carrots as well. Such involuntary reaction is a stimuli response to the previously stored memory of onions.

Answer 2

Operant conditioning

Explanation: usually called instrumental conditioning. In this type of conditioning, humans as well as animals behaves in d right or good way so as to get reward and avoid the consequences of not performing that particular thing or action otherwise known as consequences.

It can also be explained as the consequences of a behavior or attitude being reinforced. Operant conditioning in all simply means when a behavior is constantly being reinforced deliberately, the behavior expression will become more common. There four types of operant conditioning.they include positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement punishment and extinction.