_____ removes the effects of an aversive stimulus, whereas _____ removes the possibility of an aversive stimulus from occurring in the first place.
A) Partial reinforcement; punishment
B) Positive reinforcement; positive punishment
C) Negative reinforcement; negative punishment
D) Escape learning; avoidance learning

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Escape learning involves removing the aversive stimulus after it has already been presented, while avoidance learning involves preventing the aversive stimulus from occurring altogether. The other options refer to different types of operant conditioning and do not directly relate to the removal of aversive stimuli.

_____ Removes the Effects of an Aversive Stimulus, Whereas _____

_ Removes the Effects of an Aversive Stimulus, Whereas _