A Rat That Learns Not to Approach a Certain Part

question 73

Multiple Choice

A rat that learns not to approach a certain part of a cage because it has received a shock there exhibiting ____.  

• A) operant conditioning
• B) shock therapy
• C) desensitization
• D) mirroring
• E) observational learning

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