In operant conditioning, UNLIKE classical conditioning,

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In operant conditioning, the individual's response controls the outcome (reinforcement or punishment), whereas in classical conditioning, the stimulus precedes the behavior and the outcome is not controlled by the individual's response. Option A is incorrect since not every response leads to both reinforcement and punishment. Option B is incorrect since individuals learn through active participation and behavior. Option D is incorrect since the stimuli are contingent upon the individual's behavior.

In Operant Conditioning, UNLIKE Classical Conditioning