One of the Key Differences Between Classical and Operant Conditioning

question 184

Multiple Choice

One of the key differences between classical and operant conditioning is that in classical conditioning behaviour is triggered involuntarily like a reflex, while in operant conditioning behaviour is _.

• A) considered to be elicited
• B) under the involuntary control of the organism
• C) triggered involuntarily like a reflex
• D) under the physical control of the organism

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