In operant conditioning, consequences are always defined in terms of the effect on
A) the organism.
B) behaviour.
C) thoughts and emotions.
D) the antecedent stimuli.
E) the environment.

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In operant conditioning, consequences are defined in terms of their effect on behavior, specifically whether they increase or decrease the likelihood of the behavior occurring again.

In Operant Conditioning, Consequences Are Always Defined in Terms of the Effect