__________ conditioning, in which the response being conditioned is voluntary and purposeful, differs from __________ conditioning, in which the response is automatic
a) Social-cognitive; operant
b) Operant; classical
c) Classical; operant
d) Operant; social-cognitive
Answer: b
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