Consider the following: A patient tells you that they are struggling to develop and stick with...

Consider the following: A patient tells you that they are struggling to develop and stick with an exercise program.

Provide a list of strategies this patient could use to be successful. Please discuss one strategy for each of the major learning theories (operant conditioning, classical conditioning and social observational learning).

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Hayet Jeridi answered 10 months ago

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