Explain how the behavior is under voluntary control

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Question: Provide the following information: A single behavior that will be subject to Operant Conditioning. (NOTE: it must be original - not from the notes or textbook) Explain how the behavior is under voluntary control. Identify Antecedents (review this in the notes above if you are unclear).

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