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Learning produced by the rewards and punishments of active behavior of a human or other organism interacting with the environment.
 
  a. classical conditioning
  b. operative conditioning
  c. positive conditioning
  d. operant conditioning

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A mechanism by which organisms are able to distinguish between the conditioned stimulus, which elicits a conditioned response, and other stimuli, which do not elicit the conditioned response.
 
  a. stimulus generalization
  b. spontaneous recovery
  c. extinction
  d. stimulus discrimination


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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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