The Most Basic Foundation of Operant Conditioning Is the Notion

question 34

Multiple Choice

The most basic foundation of operant conditioning is the notion that

• A)our behaviors can be controlled by the consequences they produce.
• B)learning is limited in the extent to which it can change our actions.
• C)reflexive responses can be spread from one eliciting stimulus to another.
• D)we don't have to engage in a behavior to learn how to do it.

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