Three of the following are principles of operant conditioning found in programmed instruction.Which one is not necessarily present?

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Intermittent responding is not a principle of operant conditioning specifically tied to programmed instruction. Programmed instruction typically involves active responding, immediate reinforcement, and shaping through successive approximations, but not necessarily intermittent responding, which refers to how often reinforcement is given and can vary widely in different contexts.

Three of the Following Are Principles of Operant Conditioning Found