Question

question 7
1 point
both classical and operant conditioning are forms of
a continuous reinforcement.
b associative learning.
c respondent behavior.
d shaping.

Explanation:

Classical conditioning pairs stimuli to create associations (e.g., Pavlov's dogs associating a bell with food). Operant conditioning links behaviors with consequences (e.g., a child getting a sticker for good behavior). Both involve forming associations, which is the core of associative learning. Continuous reinforcement (A) is a schedule in operant conditioning, not a general category. Respondent behavior (C) is specific to classical conditioning. Shaping (D) is a technique in operant conditioning.

Answer:

B. associative learning.