The three conditions essential to operant conditioning are
A)the situation,behavior,and conditioned stimulus.
B)the unconditioned stimulus,the conditioned stimulus,and the organism.
C)the antecedent,the behavior,and the consequence.
D)the unconditioned stimulus,the "Skinner box",and the experimenter.

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The three conditions essential to operant conditioning are the antecedent (situation/event that precedes the behavior), the behavior itself, and the consequence (the outcome or result of the behavior). The other options either include irrelevant factors or are not complete lists of the essential conditions.

The Three Conditions Essential to Operant Conditioning Are