Note: Both Questions Refer to the Same Situation

question 15

Multiple Choice

Note: Both questions refer to the same situation.
-Ms. Washington tries to ignore Warren when he tells jokes in class. But sometimes Warren tells a joke so funny that Ms. Washington laughs in spite of herself. Rather than decreasing his joke-telling, Warren begins telling even more outrageous jokes. Inadvertently, Ms. Washington is modifying Warren's joke-telling behavior through:

• A) stimulus discrimination
• B) extinction
• C) shaping
• D) negative reinforcement

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Working Memory

An intellectual framework that temporarily stores data for tasks like analysis and understanding.

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