Classical, Empirical, and Subjective Probability

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Probability expresses the possibility that an event will occur. It is significant to humans’ daily activities, so it is essential to comprehend what it implies properly. This paper will explore the three types of probability, namely classical, empirical, and subjective, and present real-life instances of each in a professional context.
Classical probability assumes that all events in a sample space are equally likely. It is frequently employed when the outcomes are well-defined, and each outcome has an equal chance of occurring (Walsh, 2023). I used this type of probability when working with a child who exhibits aggressive behavior in reaction to specific stimuli. I assumed that any intervention I implemented had an equal