In Operant Conditioning, Unlike Classical Conditioning

question 76

Multiple Choice

In operant conditioning, unlike classical conditioning,

• A) individuals associate one event with another event that happens a long time later.
• B) individuals change internal, automatic responses such as salivation.
• C) the response strength depends on a stimulus associated with it.
• D) the individual's behavior controls the delivery of food or other stimuli.

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Power Distance

A cultural dimension that describes the extent to which inequality and power disparities are accepted and perpetuated within a society or organization.

Power Distance

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Equal Opportunity

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