Classical and operant conditioning differ in two important ways. First, control in classical conditioning is via manipulation of consequences. Second, classical conditioning calls for examining antecedents, behavior, and consequences.

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The statement is incorrect. The first difference between classical and operant conditioning should read "control in classical conditioning is via manipulation of antecedents," not "consequences." Additionally, the second difference listed is actually a description of operant conditioning, not classical conditioning.

Classical and Operant Conditioning Differ in Two Important Ways