Skinner Believed That Behavior Can Be Controlled By

question 68

Multiple Choice

Skinner believed that behavior can be controlled by:

• A) its consequences.
• B) social learning.
• C) respondent conditioning.
• D) the reinforcement that precedes the behavior.

Identify the most common and effective training methods for different employee groups.

Describe the grooming process for future supervisory roles through specific training methods.

Understand which learning methods are most suited for specific job skills and scenarios.

Comprehend the benefits and applications of different training delivery methods including technology-enhanced learning.

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Definitions:

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