In what way is an operant behavior different from a respondent behavior?
A. Respondent behavior is voluntary; operant behavior is involuntary
B. Operant behavior is punished; respondent behavior is rewarded
C. Respondent behavior is involuntary; operant behavior is voluntary
D. Operant behavior is always rewarded; respondent behavior is punished
Answer: C
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