Operant conditioning relies on the expectation that individuals:

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Operant conditioning is based on the premise that individuals learn by associating their behaviors with the consequences or outcomes that follow them. The reinforcement or punishment that follows behavior will determine if the behavior is likely to be repeated or stopped in the future. Individuals tend to repeat behaviors that lead to favorable or desirable outcomes and stop behaviors that result in unfavorable or undesirable outcomes.

Operant Conditioning Relies on the Expectation That Individuals