The Three Conditions Essential to Operant Conditioning Are

question 65

Multiple Choice

The three conditions essential to operant conditioning are

• A)the situation,behavior,and conditioned stimulus.
• B)the unconditioned stimulus,the conditioned stimulus,and the organism.
• C)the antecedent,the behavior,and the consequence.
• D)the unconditioned stimulus,the "Skinner box",and the experimenter.

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