Classical Conditioning and Operant Conditioning Differ in That

question 48

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning and operant conditioning differ in that

• A) classical conditioning takes longer.
• B) operant conditioning usually involves more intelligence.
• C) operant conditioning involves consequences for the animal's behavior.
• D) classical conditioning is restricted to mammals and birds.
• E) classical conditioning is much more useful for training domestic animals.

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