A baby's responsiveness to operant conditioning improves its social relations with others because

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Operant conditioning allows the parent and the baby to reinforce each other's attention and behavior, which can lead to better social relations between them. This can strengthen the bond between the parent and the baby and create a positive relationship that benefits both parties. A, C, and D are not relevant to the effects of operant conditioning on a baby's social relations.

A Baby's Responsiveness to Operant Conditioning Improves Its Social Relations