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Veronica is trying to stop biting her nails. she puts a substance on her nails that is foul tasting. every time she attempts to bite, she experiences the foul taste and hopes it will keep her from biting. this is an example of aversive conditioning operant conditioning classical conditioning counterconditioning behaviorism
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