Operant Conditioning Is Most Concerned with Emitted Behaviours, While Classical

question 155

Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning is most concerned with emitted behaviours, while classical conditioning focuses more on _.

• A) elicited behaviours
• B) generalized stimuli
• C) antecedents
• D) discriminative stimuli

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Definitions:

Long Term

Pertaining to or involving an extended period of time, typically emphasizing future implications over immediate concerns.

Social Learning Theory

A theory that suggests individuals learn behaviors through observing and imitating others, alongside reinforcement mechanisms.

S-R Association

In psychology, it refers to the connection between a stimulus and the response it elicits, fundamental in the study of behaviorism.

Operant Conditioning

A training technique that alters the power of an action through rewards or consequences.