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vicky

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What statement accurately describes comparisons between classical conditioning and operant conditioning?
◦ Both classical conditioning and operant conditioning engage involuntary reflexes.
◦ Operant conditioning occurs before the reflexive response, whereas classical conditioning occurs after the reflexive response.
◦ Classical conditioning is an involuntary response to a stimulus, whereas operant conditioning is based on voluntary responses to consequences.
◦ Only operant conditioning includes the concepts of extinction, generalization, or discrimination.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 1, 2021
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