A teenager can expect to borrow the car if he has his homework and chores completed, while he can expect not to "get the keys" if he has not completed his homework and chores. This illustrates
A)the interactionist view of operant conditioning.
B)operant desensitization.
C)Thorndike's law of association.
D)the informational view of operant conditioning.

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The scenario illustrates the informational view of operant conditioning, where behavior (completing homework and chores) is influenced by the expectation of a consequence (borrowing the car).

A Teenager Can Expect to Borrow the Car If He