With operant conditioning organisms learn that their own actions, rather than conditioned stimuli, lead to the outcomes they experience.

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Operant conditioning is a type of learning in which behaviors are shaped through rewards and punishments. Unlike classical conditioning, where the conditioned stimuli lead to a certain response, in operant conditioning the organism learns that its own actions will lead to consequences (rewards or punishments). Therefore, the statement is true.

With Operant Conditioning Organisms Learn That Their Own Actions, Rather