Behavior which has been learned

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Think about a behavior that has been learned (e.g., your dog learning to sit, your mouth salivating at the sight of the Domino’s car pulling up in front of your house, etc.). Determine which of the three (3) theories discussed what would best explain how this behavior was learned. Explain your rationale.

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