The critical difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that in operant conditioning:
A. every behavior is reinforced, not just some responses.
B. much simpler behaviors are learned.
C. the learner is punished, not rewarded.
D. the reinforcing consequence depends on the occurrence of the response.
Answer:D
The critical difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that in operant conditioning:
A. every behavior is reinforced, not just some responses. B. much simpler behaviors are learned. C. the learner is punished, not rewarded. D. the reinforcing consequence depends on the occurrence of the response.