Part of Mowrer's Two-Factor Theory of Conditioning Is Derived from the Work

question 103

Multiple Choice

Part of Mowrer's two-factor theory of conditioning is derived from the work of __________ concerning __________.

• A) Burrhus F. Skinner; classical conditioning
• B) John B. Watson; classical conditioning
• C) Ivan Pavlov; stimulus-stimulus learning
• D) Burrhus F. Skinner; operant conditioning
• E) John B. Watson; operant conditioning

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