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12-01-2017
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In operant conditioning, the consequence shapes the behavior. t/f

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12-01-2017

I believe true but im not sure

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catherine000 catherine000

12-01-2017

Yes. Operant conditioning is shaped by rewards and punishments, which are consequences based on the behavior an individual exhibits.

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