What Is the Fundamental Characteristic of Operant Conditioning That Sets

question 81

Multiple Choice

What is the fundamental characteristic of operant conditioning that sets it apart from classical conditioning?

• A) It accounts for more variability in the conditioned response.
• B) It is Skinnerian rather than Pavlovian.
• C) It is reflexive rather than cognitively controlled.
• D) It involves an association of consequence with behavior.

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