Classical Conditioning and Operant Conditioning Differ in That They Apply,respectively,to

question 46

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning and operant conditioning differ in that they apply,respectively,to ____ and ____ behavior.  

• A) voluntary; involuntary
• B) involuntary; voluntary
• C) instinctive; learned
• D) learned; instinctive
• E) active; passive

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Definitions:

Receivables

Money owed to a business by its clients or customers for products or services delivered but not yet paid for.

Money Claims

Legal rights or entitlements to a certain amount of money, which can be the result of debts, damages, or other financial obligations owed to a person or entity.

Allowance Method

An accounting technique used to estimate and account for potential uncollectible accounts receivable.

Direct Write-off Method

An accounting practice where uncollectible accounts receivable are directly removed from the books at the time they are deemed nonrecoverable.