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Operant conditioning differs from classical conditioning because the behaviors that change are which of the following? A. Learned B. Instinctual C. Voluntary D. Natural

Operant conditioning differs from classical conditioning because the behaviors that change are which of the following? A. Learned B. Instinctual C. Voluntary D. Natural
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Operant conditioning differs from classical conditioning because the behaviors that change are which of the following?

A. Learned

B. Instinctual

C. Voluntary

D. Natural

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Voluntary is the right answer!!
User Tobias Breuer
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Answer:

C. Voluntary

Step-by-step explanation:

It's from PLATO

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