In classical conditioning, behavior typically is ________, whereas with operant conditioning, behavior is ________.
A) rewarded; punished
B) biological; internal
C) voluntary; involuntary
D) involuntary; voluntary

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In classical conditioning, behavior is involuntary as it involves automatic responses to stimuli (e.g., Pavlov's dogs salivating to the sound of a bell). In operant conditioning, behavior is voluntary and is influenced by the consequences of actions, such as rewards or punishments.

In Classical Conditioning, Behavior Typically Is ________, Whereas with Operant