How Is Classical Conditioning Different from Operant Conditioning

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Multiple Choice

How is classical conditioning different from operant conditioning?

• A) Classical conditioning associates a response with punishment, while operant conditioning links a response with a reward.
• B) Classical conditioning associates a voluntary activity with a reward, while operant conditioning links two phenomena that are usually unrelated.
• C) Classical conditioning associates instinctive behaviours with punishments, while operant conditioning links learned behaviours with rewards.
• D) Classical conditioning associates two phenomena that are usually unrelated, while operant conditioning links a voluntary activity with a reward.

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