Classical Conditioning and Operant Conditioning Differ in That They Apply,respectively,to

question 46

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning and operant conditioning differ in that they apply,respectively,to ____ and ____ behavior.  

• A) voluntary; involuntary
• B) involuntary; voluntary
• C) instinctive; learned
• D) learned; instinctive
• E) active; passive

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Definitions:

Notion

A concept, idea, or belief about something.

Feedback Loops

Mechanisms through which a system's output is fed back into the input, commonly used in biological and technical systems to maintain homeostasis or control.

Present

The period of time that is currently occurring, in contrast to the past or future.

Past

The period of time that has already occurred, in contrast with the present and the future.