Shaping through approximations more quickly establishes a complex behaviour than does trial-and-error learning.

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Shaping through approximations involves rewarding or reinforcing behaviors that are closer and closer to the desired behavior, without necessarily requiring the exact behavior right away. This allows for the establishment of complex behaviors more quickly than simply relying on trial-and-error learning.

Shaping Through Approximations More Quickly Establishes a Complex Behaviour Than