If a Person Is Trying to Use Operant Conditioning on Their

question 3

Multiple Choice

If a person is trying to use operant conditioning on their child,they would need to

• A)repeatedly encourage the child to perform a behavior and then reward the good behavior so the child associates the behavior with the reward.
• B)repeatedly encourage the child to perform a behavior and then wait several days before rewarding the good behavior so the child associates the behavior with the reward.
• C)wait until the child accidentally performs a behavior that is desirable and then reward the good behavior so the child associates the behavior with the reward.
• D)never encourage a specific behavior from a child but randomly give them rewards.

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