Stimulus control appears in ________ conditioning.
A) operant, but not classical,
B) both classical and operant
C) classical, but not operant,
D) neither classical nor operant

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Stimulus control is a concept seen in both classical and operant conditioning. It refers to the degree to which a behavior is influenced by the presence or absence of certain stimuli. In other words, certain stimuli can evoke or suppress a behavior, and this is demonstrated in both classical and operant conditioning.

Stimulus Control Appears in ________ Conditioning