Which of these is true in classical conditioning but not in operant conditioning?
A)The learned response is quickly forgotten unless it is rehearsed frequently.
B)The individual's response controls the outcome, such as reinforcement.
C)Two stimuli are presented at certain times, regardless of the individual's actions.
D)The animal associates events distant in time more easily than those close in time.

Question

​Which of these is true in classical conditioning but not in operant conditioning?
A)The learned response is quickly forgotten unless it is rehearsed frequently.
B)The individual's response controls the outcome, such as reinforcement.​
C)Two stimuli are presented at certain times, regardless of the individual's actions.​
D)The animal associates events distant in time more easily than those close in time.​

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In classical conditioning, two stimuli are presented at certain times, regardless of the individual's actions, such as the association of a bell ringing with food being presented. In operant conditioning, the individual's response controls the outcome, such as receiving a reward or punishment based on their behavior.

​Which of These Is True in Classical Conditioning but Not

Which of These Is True in Classical Conditioning but Not