According to Skinner's experimental analysis of behavior,
A)the goal is to identify the stimuli that cause each of our behaviors to occur
B)it is important to study both how often a behavior occurs and how quickly it occurs
C)the consequences of behavior determine the future probability of the behavior occurring again
D)behaviors that lead to rewards do not have to be learned - they are innate

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Skinner's theory emphasizes that the consequences of a behavior, such as rewards or punishments, influence the likelihood of that behavior being repeated in the future.

According to Skinner's Experimental Analysis of Behavior