In Classical Conditioning, an Organism Forms Associations Between

question 230

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, an organism forms associations between

• A) mirror neurons.
• B) events that it does not control.
• C) primary and secondary reinforcers.
• D) its own behavior and resulting outcomes.

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