In classical conditioning, the individual is largely _________. In operant conditioning, in contrast, the individual is largely __________.

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In classical conditioning, the individual learns through association passively, without making conscious efforts to obtain a reward or avoid a punishment. In operant conditioning, the individual learns through consequences, actively making choices that are reinforced by rewards or punishments.

In Classical Conditioning, the Individual Is Largely _________