An organism enhances its odds of survival by being responsive to the consequences of its actions. This reflects the concept of:
A)observational learning.
B)motivational learning.
C)operant conditioning.
D)classical conditioning.

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The organism's behavior is modified by the consequences it faces, which is the fundamental principle of operant conditioning. This form of learning involves making associations between behaviors and their consequences, such as receiving rewards or punishments.

An Organism Enhances Its Odds of Survival by Being Responsive