The term elicited is:
A) used in operant conditioning and means that the response is emitted in order to obtain a reward or avoid punishment.
B) used in classical conditioning and means that the stimulus "draws out" or causes an existing behavior to occur.
C) used in observational learning to refer to obtaining an imitative response, such as using a jump rope or swinging a baseball bat.
D) used in operant conditioning to refer to creating a new response to inescapable punishment, such as passivity or unresponsiveness.

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In classical conditioning, the term elicited refers to a stimulus that "draws out" or causes an existing behavior to occur, such as salivating when presented with food.

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