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In operant conditioning, 'Instinctive Drift' refers to:
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- 1The tendency of an organism's innate behaviors to interfere with or override conditioned responses✓
- 2The tendency of an organism to pay attention to multiple stimuli at the same time
- 3The gradual extinction of a behavior when reinforcement is completely stopped
- 4The process of pairing a biological stimulus with a neutral environmental cue
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The tendency of an organism's innate behaviors to interfere with or override conditioned responses
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