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Rodney has an unfavourable attitude toward his astronomy professor. In explaining Rodney's attitude, what would be an operant conditioning factor?

▸ how other students in the class feel about this particular professor

▸ how Rodney feels about his other professors

▸ the astronomy professor's personality and general attitude toward Rodney

▸ Rodney's history of punishment in dealing with his astronomy professor

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