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Three-year-old Barry watches as his older brother Sid reaches up to put his hand on the hot burner of a stove. Barry sees Sid recoil in terror and hears his frightened screams as he plunges his injured hand into cold water. For the rest of his life, Barry never put his hand on a stovetop burner, never got reinforced for not doing so, and in fact never had any direct experience with singed flesh or dangerous kitchen equipment, yet clearly some learning had taken place. What kind of learning did Barry experience?
a) observational learning
b) classical conditioning
c) operant conditioning
d) discriminative learning

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