Operant conditioning uses consequences to shape behavior, while classical conditioning

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All of the options correctly describe aspects of classical conditioning. A) Classical conditioning works with reflexes and emotions, associating them with new stimuli. B) It involves pairing a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned (active) stimulus until the neutral stimulus alone can elicit a response. C) It conditions involuntary behaviors (like emotional and physiological responses) to occur in response to new stimuli.

Operant Conditioning Uses Consequences to Shape Behavior, While Classical Conditioning