Operant Conditioning Uses Consequences to Shape Behavior, While Classical Conditioning

question 22

Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning uses consequences to shape behavior, while classical conditioning

• A) works with reflexes and emotions.
• B) pairs neutral stimuli with active stimuli.
• C) conditions involuntary behaviors in new situations.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Adapting and Developing

The process of adjusting and evolving personal or organizational strategies, skills, and resources to meet changing environments and goals.

Organizational Socialization

The process by which a person learns the values, norms, and required behaviors which permit them to participate as a member of the organization.

Four Week Training

A structured program or course designed to provide intensive learning or skill development over a period of four weeks.

Values Training

Involves educating employees about the organizational values and ethical principles, aiming to align their behavior with organizational standards.