Tammy finds writing papers to be a very aversive task. As a result, she always checks out the requirements for all her classes before she registers and never takes classes that require term papers. Tammy's behavior is an example of

a. escape learning.
b. avoidance learning.
c. an unconditioned response.
d. positive reinforcement.


B

Psychology

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