The Three Components of the Operant Conditioning Process Include

question 107

Multiple Choice

The three components of the operant conditioning process include

• A) a response that is automatically elicited by a preceding stimulus.
• B) a consequence that serves to either strengthen or weaken the probability of the response that preceded it.
• C) a preceding stimulus that elicits the response but fails to signal the availability of the consequence.
• D) All of these are correct.

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