Two-factor theorists have suggested that reinforcement
A)is at work in both classical and operant conditioning
B)is at work in classical but not operant conditioning
C)is at work in operant but not classical conditioning
D)is at work in neither classical nor operant conditioning

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Two-factor theorists propose that both classical and operant conditioning are involved in the learning process, but they emphasize the importance of the second factor of cognitive processes, such as expectation and motivation, which are more relevant to operant conditioning. Thus, reinforcement is seen as being at work in operant conditioning but not classical conditioning.

Two-Factor Theorists Have Suggested That Reinforcement