With classical conditioning, the learners are _____, while in operant conditioning the learners are _____ in their interactions with the environment.
A)passive; active
B)active; passive
C)reinforced more often; punished more often
D)punished more often; reinforced more often

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In classical conditioning, the learner is passive because they are conditioned to have a specific response to a stimulus without actively seeking it out. In operant conditioning, the learner is active because they make choices and take actions to either receive rewards or avoid punishments.

With Classical Conditioning, the Learners Are _____, While in Operant