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Three common theories have been offered to explain the process by which individuals acquire their patterns of behaviour: classical conditioning, operant conditioning and social-learning. Which of the following statements is false when examining these theories?
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vu mgt502 Organizational Behaviour.
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vu mgt502 Final Term - Quiz No.34.
Three common theories have been offered to explain the process by which individuals acquire their patterns of behaviour: classical conditioning, operant conditioning and social-learning. Which of the following statements is false when examining these theories?
Any situation in which it is either explicitly stated or implicitly suggested that reinforcements are contingent on some action on your part involves the use of operant conditioning.
As part of classical conditioning, learning a conditioned response involves building up an association between a conditioned and an unconditioned stimulus.
Most behaviour, particularly the complex behaviour of individuals in organizations is emitted rather than elicited; it is voluntary rather than reflexive.
Operant conditioning is passive in nature as it is elicited in response to a specific, identifiable event and as such, can explain simple reflexive behaviours.
