A behavior that is controlled by its consequences would be considered a(n) _______ behavior.
A) respondent
B) classically conditioned
C) operant
D) radical

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Operant behavior is defined by its consequences. The concept, central to operant conditioning, suggests that behaviors are more or less likely to occur again based on the consequences they produce.

A Behavior That Is Controlled by Its Consequences Would Be