The Best Evidence Suggests That Conditional Relationships Control Behavior

question 68

Multiple Choice

The best evidence suggests that conditional relationships control behavior

• A)in only instrumental conditioning situations.
• B)in only classical conditioning situations.
• C)in both instrumental and classical conditioning situations.
• D)in neither instrumental nor classical conditioning situations; they are important only in discrimination training.

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