Trial and error learning has no role in:
Correct answer: B. Classical conditioning
- A. Operant learning
- B. Classical conditioning
- C. Insight
- D. Imprinting
Explanation
Trial and error learning, also known as operant conditioning, involves learning through repeated experiences and adjusting behavior based on the consequences of those actions. This type of learning is not typically associated with classical conditioning. Therefore, option b is correct.
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