The Process of Associating a Behavior with Its Consequences Is

question 91

Multiple Choice

The process of associating a behavior with its consequences is known as

• A) habitual learning.
• B) nonassociative learning.
• C) classical conditioning.
• D) operant conditioning.

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Definitions:

Photographs

Images created by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, either digitally or on a light-sensitive material.

B Data

B Data typically refers to behavioral data, which encompasses any information collected about the behaviors of an individual or group, often used in psychological research.

Electronically Activated Recorder

A research tool used in psychology to collect audio samples from participants' environments to analyze verbal interactions and behaviors in natural settings.

B Data

Behavioral data, which includes observations of an individual's behavior in natural or controlled settings.