Which of the following is a premise of operant conditioning theory?

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Operant conditioning theory is based on the premise that learning occurs through the consequences of behaviour. In other words, behaviour that is reinforced (rewarded) is more likely to be repeated, while behaviour that is punished is less likely to be repeated. This theory does not require two active participants or modeling before performing learned behavior, and it does not hinge on the role of a teacher giving instructions.

Which of the Following Is a Premise of Operant Conditioning