In Classical Conditioning, the Individual Is Largely _________

question 30

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, the individual is largely _________. In operant conditioning, in contrast, the individual is largely __________.

• A) passive; active
• B) active; active
• C) active; passive
• D) passive; passive

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Definitions:

Cognitive Dissonance

The feeling of discomfort caused by holding conflicting beliefs or values, or by acting in contradiction to one's beliefs.

Self-Monitoring

The tendency to regulate behavior to meet the demands of social situations.

Minimize Mistakes

The process or effort to reduce the number or severity of errors in a particular activity or process.

Romantic Ideals

Elevated and often unrealistic expectations about romantic relationships, emphasizing passion, commitment, and emotional intimacy.