Instrumental Conditioning Differs from Classical Conditioning in Which of the Following

question 146

Multiple Choice

Instrumental conditioning differs from classical conditioning in which of the following ways?

• A) Reinforcement is contingent upon a response in instrumental conditioning but not in classical conditioning.
• B) Instrumental conditioning requires "insight" but classical conditioning does not.
• C) Classical, but not instrumental, conditioning is impossible with autonomic responses.
• D) Instrumental conditioning involves stimulus-stimulus associations, while conditioning involves stimulus-response associations.

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