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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Constant-cost Industry

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Demand for Resources

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Output Increases

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Price-taker Firm

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