Classical Conditioning Is a Form of Learning in Which

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning is a form of learning in which:

A) observations of others' life experiences, rather than one's own, results in conditioning over time.
B) the consequences of a voluntary behavior affect the likelihood that the behavior will recur in the future.
C) some behaviors take place because the animal's biological clock says it is time for them to occur.
D) an organism makes a connection between two stimuli that have occurred together, such that one predicts the other.