The Biological Predisposition to Perform Natural Behaviors Can Interfere with Learning

question 4

Multiple Choice

The biological predisposition to perform natural behaviors can interfere with learning operant behaviors. This phenomenon is called:

• A)classical conditioning.
• B)the instinctive drift.
• C)behaviorism.
• D)shaping and chaining.

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