How Does Classical Conditioning Differ from Operant Conditioning? Classical Conditioning

question 55

Multiple Choice

How does classical conditioning differ from operant conditioning? Classical conditioning involves an association between

• A) two stimuli.
• B) two reinforcers.
• C) a response and a stimulus.
• D) a behavior and a CR.

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