The process of modifying behavior through the use of positive or negative consequences following specific behaviors is called:
A)classical conditioning
B)Pavlovian conditioning
C)Skinner's Integrated Model of conditioning
D)operant conditioning

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The process of modifying behavior through the use of positive or negative consequences following specific behaviors is the definition of operant conditioning, which is represented by choice D. Classical conditioning involves the association of two stimuli, Pavlovian conditioning is a synonym of classical conditioning, and Skinner's Integrated Model of conditioning is not a commonly known term in the field of psychology.

The Process of Modifying Behavior Through the Use of Positive