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In Operant Conditioning, Is the Absence of a Reward, and Decreases

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In operant conditioning, is the absence of a reward, and decreases the probability of a response.

A) positive reinforcement
B) conditioned response
C) negative reinforcement
D) partial reinforcement
E) extinction

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