What Is a Key Distinction Between Classical Conditioning and Operant

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Multiple Choice

What is a key distinction between classical conditioning and operant conditioning?

• A)Classical conditioning generally works best with involuntary,reflexive behaviors;operant conditioning involves voluntary behaviors.
• B)Operant conditioning generally works best with involuntary,reflexive behaviors;classical conditioning involves voluntary behaviors.
• C)In contrast to classical conditioning,operant conditioning leads to a relatively permanent behavioral change.
• D)In contrast to operant conditioning,classical conditioning leads to a relatively permanent behavioral change.

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