The Principles of Learning and Conditioning Have

question 194

Multiple Choice

The principles of learning and conditioning have

• A) turned out to have little relevance to real-world concerns.
• B) been widely applied in education, business, and industry.
• C) attracted little interest outside of psychology.
• D) proven worthless when applied to humans as opposed to animals.

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