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A store clerk witnesses the following exchange that she has seen numerous times between a parent and child who are regular customers: The child asks for a toy. The parent refuses to get it. The child throws a temper tantrum. The parent puts the toy in the shopping basket. The child stops crying. The store clerk thinks, “Behavior is controlled by its consequences.” The clerk's reasoning coincides with the concept of: Responses operant conditioning operant conditioning a Skinner Box a Skinner Box observational learning observational learning classical conditioning classical conditioning

          A store clerk witnesses the following exchange that she has seen numerous times between a parent and child who are regular customers: The child asks for a toy. The parent refuses to get it. The child throws a temper tantrum. The parent puts the toy in the shopping basket. The child stops crying. The store clerk thinks, “Behavior is controlled by its consequences.” The clerk's reasoning coincides with the concept of:
Responses
operant conditioning
operant conditioning
a Skinner Box
a Skinner Box
observational learning
observational learning
classical conditioning
classical conditioning

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