The Theory of Operant Conditioning Explains the Probability of a Behavioral

question 86

Multiple Choice

The theory of operant conditioning explains the probability of a behavioral response using the minimum number of principles or concepts.This is an indication of the theory's ____.

• A) predictive accuracy
• B) internal coherence
• C) economy
• D) fertility

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Definitions:

Comprehensive

Broadly inclusive, covering all or nearly all elements or aspects of something, often referring to detailed and thorough approaches in analysis, plans, or examinations.

Safe Patient-handling

Practices and procedures implemented to prevent injury to patients and healthcare workers during patient transfer and mobility tasks.

No-lift Policy

A workplace strategy to prevent injuries by avoiding manual patient lifting, using equipment or assistive devices instead.

Mechanical Lifts

Devices used to assist in the lifting and moving of individuals or heavy loads, often utilized in healthcare settings to prevent injury.