In Higher Order Conditioning, Objects That Have No Intrinsic Value

question 211

Multiple Choice

In higher order conditioning, objects that have no intrinsic value but become reinforcers because of their association with other, more basic reinforcers, are known as ________ reinforcers.

• A) primary
• B) central
• C) secondary
• D) peripheral

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Definitions:

Maintaining Performance

The continuous effort to ensure that an established level of performance is sustained over time, often through consistent monitoring, training, and feedback.

Assigning Tasks

The distribution of responsibilities or duties to individuals or groups for completion.

Standard Procedures

Established methods or protocols to be followed in order to ensure consistent and effective completion of tasks.

Enforcing Deadlines

The act of ensuring that tasks or projects are completed within a set timeframe.