Unlike behaviors in classical conditioning, operant behaviors are ____.
A) learned by observing others
B) unconscious
C) voluntary and controllable
D) instinctive

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Operant behaviors, as defined by B.F. Skinner, are voluntary and controllable actions that an organism performs to produce certain consequences, distinguishing them from the automatic responses seen in classical conditioning.

Unlike Behaviors in Classical Conditioning, Operant Behaviors Are ____