In which type of learning do organisms learn to respond in order to obtain or avoid important consequences? A) classical conditioning C) latent learningB) instrumental (operant) conditioning D) connectionist learning

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Koen Ross

Social Studies

30 October, 01:01

In which type of learning do organisms learn to respond in order to obtain or avoid important consequences? A) classical conditioning C) latent learningB) instrumental (operant) conditioning D) connectionist learning

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Emilie Ballard · Answer 1

option b is correct answer

Explanation:

Instrumental (operant) conditioning is a type of learning in which organisms learn to pay attention in order to gain or avoid significant effects.

Operating conditioning is a learning method that takes place through incentives and behavioral punishments. An individual makes a connection between a specific behavior and a result through operant conditioning.