The Fundamental Distinction Between Respondent and Operant Conditioning Is

Multiple Choice

The fundamental distinction between respondent and operant conditioning is:

A) Whether the response is an automatic response or one that is conditional on a stimulus
B) Whether the response involves skeletal muscles or glands
C) Whether the contingency involves the whole organism or whether only certain muscles/glands are activated
D) Whether the conditioning involved the correlation of stimuli or a contingency between response and consequence