Operant conditioning applies to _____ and involves associations between _____.

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Operant conditioning is a type of learning that applies to voluntary behavior, where associations are made between behavior and consequences. This means that the behavior is more likely to occur if it is followed by a positive consequence (reinforcement), and less likely to occur if it is followed by a negative consequence (punishment). Stimuli are also involved, but the focus is on how behavior is affected by its consequences.

Operant Conditioning Applies to _____ and Involves Associations Between _____

Operant Conditioning Applies to _ and Involves Associations Between _