Which Statement Accurately Represents the Main Distinction Between Classical and Operant

question 70

Multiple Choice

Which statement accurately represents the main distinction between classical and operant conditioning?

• A) Classical conditioning applies to involuntary behavior,whereas operant conditioning applies to voluntary behavior.
• B) Classical conditioning involves associations between behavior and consequences,whereas operant conditioning involves associations between stimuli.
• C) Both statements A and B reflect valid distinctions between classical and operant conditioning.
• D) Neither statement A nor B reflects a valid distinction between classical and operant conditioning.

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