Operant Conditioning Is a Form of Learning That

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Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning is a form of learning that

• A)focuses on the association between behaviors and the stimuli that follow them.
• B)explains how neutral stimuli become associated with unlearned,involuntary responses.
• C)is not effective in explaining voluntary behaviors.
• D)occurs through the imitation of another person's actions.

Understand the role of key figures in the exploration and colonization of the Americas.

Assess the effects of European colonization on the social and political dynamics of the Americas.

Evaluate the influence of the Columbian Exchange on global trade and cultural exchange.

Analyze the factors contributing to the success and failure of European colonization efforts.

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