How Individuals React to a Drive or Cue Constitutes Their

question 50

Multiple Choice

How individuals react to a drive or cue constitutes their ________.

• A) perceptual organization
• B) learning
• C) response
• D) motivation
• E) reinforcement

Learn about the principles of operant conditioning including reinforcement schedules and their effects on behavior.

Understand the principles of classical conditioning and how it differs from operant conditioning.

Recognize the role of antecedents and consequences in shaping behavior.

Understand the differences between positive and negative reinforcement, and positive and negative punishment.

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