An organism learns an association between two stimuli in ________________ conditioning, whereas an association between a behaviour and its consequence is learned in __________________ conditioning.
A)operant; classical
B)classical; higher-order
C)higher-order; classical
D)classical; operant

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In classical conditioning, an organism learns to associate two stimuli, such as a bell and food, leading to a learned response (like salivation). In operant conditioning, an organism learns an association between a behavior and its consequence (like a reward or punishment).

An Organism Learns an Association Between Two Stimuli in ________________