A critical difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that in classical conditioning, the learner:
A. must learn complex behavior.
B. is rewarded for successive approximations toward a target behavior.
C. receives a punishment, not a reward.
D. does not control the stimulus.
Answer:D
A critical difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning is that in classical conditioning, the learner:
A. must learn complex behavior. B. is rewarded for successive approximations toward a target behavior. C. receives a punishment, not a reward. D. does not control the stimulus.