In the 1960s, Neal Miller, using with animals, discovered the first experimental evidence that
Physiological functions were subject to voluntary control.

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Neal Miller's discovery was related to operant conditioning, which involves voluntary control over physiological functions. Choice A (classical conditioning) is not related to voluntary control over physiological functions, and choices B and D (physical retraining and obedience training, respectively) do not capture the essence of Miller's discovery.

In the 1960s, Neal Miller, Using with Animals, Discovered the First