According to Operant Conditioning, Behaviours Change Because of the

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Multiple Choice

According to operant conditioning, behaviours change because of the

• A) unconscious motivations involved.
• B) consequences they produce.
• C) involuntary associations formed between stimulus and response.
• D) observation of other people's behaviours.

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Definitions:

Longitudinal Designs

Research approaches that study participants over a period of time to observe changes or developments in behavior, skills, or attitudes.

Cross-sectional

A research strategy in observational studies where information is gathered from a whole population or a representative portion, analyzed at one specific time.

Longitudinal Designs

Research methods that involve repeated observations of the same variables (e.g., subjects) over short or long periods of time.

Society Changes

The transformations or alterations that occur within societies over time, encompassing shifts in norms, values, and cultural practices.