According to Operant Conditioning, Behaviours Change Because of the

question 73

Multiple Choice

According to operant conditioning, behaviours change because of the

• A) unconscious motivationsvolved.
• B) consequences they produce
• C) involuntary associations formed between stimulus and response.
• D) observation of other people's behaviours.

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