The Fact That a Reward Will Increase the Future Likelihood

question 114

Multiple Choice

The fact that a reward will increase the future likelihood of a response that produced it is known as:

• A) the discrimination principle.
• B) the law of practice.
• C) the law of effect.
• D) the Premack principle.

Understand the role and format of various bibliographic elements (e.g., Library of Congress Subject Headings, document object identifiers).

Distinguish between different citation and formatting styles used in communication research.

Understand the ethical considerations and the importance of peer review in scholarly publication.

Recognize the impact of selecting appropriate literature on research relevance and quality.

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Definitions:

Insurance Premium

The amount of money an individual or business must pay for an insurance policy, securing protection or coverage against specific risks.

Credit Period

The length of time allowed by a creditor for a borrower to make payment on a merchandise or loan without incurring interest or penalties.

Work-in-progress

Inventory that includes materials that have been partially processed but are not yet finished goods in the manufacturing process.

Finished Good

A product that has completed the manufacturing process and is ready for sale to customers.