Card 45 / 50: Operant conditioning differs from the traditional classical conditioning because:
A)
Operant conditioning does not involve a stimulus.
B)
Operant conditioning is too difficult for animals and only humans can achieve operant conditioning.
C)
The experimenter must operate mechanical device during the experiment to give a stimulus.
D)
The animal must operate something to receive the stimulus.
Answer:
D) The animal must operate something to receive the stimulus.
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Prof.John GabrieliNeuroscientist
MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology
USA
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