The Process of Generalization That Occurs in Classical and Operant

question 255

Multiple Choice

The process of generalization that occurs in classical and operant conditioning is most similar to what Piaget called

• A) accommodation.
• B) concrete operations.
• C) assimilation.
• D) decentration.

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