Classical and Operant Conditioning Differ in Two Important Ways

question 31

True/False

Classical and operant conditioning differ in two important ways. First, control in classical conditioning is via manipulation of consequences. Second, classical conditioning calls for examining antecedents, behavior, and consequences.

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Possessory Interest

A legal right to occupy or control property, irrespective of ownership.

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The rights to the benefits and responsibilities of ownership in a property or company, typically quantifiable as shares or a percentage.

Condominium Interest

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Exclusive Ownership

The right to use, manage, and dispose of property without interference from others, ensuring complete control over the asset.