One of the Major Differences Between Classical Conditioning and Operant

question 46

Multiple Choice

One of the major differences between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that operant conditioning is ________.

• A) able to cause extinction of a behavior, which classical conditioning does not do
• B) when the subject is engaged in passive learning
• C) based on reinforcement being given prior to the desired response
• D) subject to active learning based on voluntary responses and consequences

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Definitions:

Groundwater Flow

The movement of water through the Earth's subsurface, typically through porous soil and rock layers.

Pore Spaces

The voids or gaps between soil or rock particles, which can contain water or air.

Water Pressure

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