Classical Conditioning Involves

question 20

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning involves:

• A) learning that one stimulus predicts an important event.
• B) studying lists of short nonsense words.
• C) learning to make responses in order to obtain rewards or avoid punishment.
• D) studying how to build computers to perform behaviors requiring human intelligence.

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Definitions:

Pigeon

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