In Classical Conditioning, Learning Is Evident When a

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Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, learning is evident when a

• A)stimulus automatically elicits a consequence.
• B)stimulus, which did not initially produce a response, now elicits that response.
• C)spontaneously emitted response increases in frequency because of its consequences.
• D)subject repeats an action he or she has observed another person perform.

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Definitions:

Apparent Authority

The appearance or assumption of authority based on the actions or statements of the principal, leading third parties to believe an agent has authority to act.

Actual Authority

A legal concept where a party is officially granted the power to act on behalf of another, particularly in a business setting.

Implied Authority

The power of an agent to act on behalf of a principal, assumed to be granted due to the nature of the relationship, without explicit consent.

Actual Authority

The specific powers that a principal explicitly grants to an agent to act on their behalf.