In classical conditioning, the conditioned response is:
a. an observable reaction to an environmental event that is elicited without any prior training
b. an observable reaction to an environmental event that is elicited only after training or experience
c. an environmental event that elicits an observable reaction without any prior training
d. an environmental event that only elicits an observable reaction after training or experience
B
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a. keep looking for that one job that fits him perfectly. b. be cautious about choosing a career solely on the basis of salary. c. recognize that his career options will be limited to some extent by factors beyond his control. d. be prepared to reevaluate his vocational decisions at various times throughout his working life.
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