People Are More Likely to Engage in a Behavior If

question 7

Multiple Choice

People are more likely to engage in a behavior if it is followed by a reward. According to Rotter, this is because the reward

• A) creates an association through operant conditioning.
• B) is delivered immediately after the behavior is enacted.
• C) changes the environment in which the behavior takes place.
• D) changes the expectancy that the behavior will lead to rewards in the future.

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Definitions:

Modern Racism

A form of prejudice that is subtler than overt racism, often manifesting through bias and discriminatory practices embedded in social, political, and economic systems.

Covert Racism

Covert racism involves discriminatory practices and attitudes that are hidden or subtle rather than openly acknowledged or displayed.

Subtle Stereotypes

Indirect or less obvious generalizations about a group of people that can influence perceptions and behavior unconsciously.

Racist Stereotypes

Racist stereotypes are oversimplified and generalized beliefs about racial groups that are based on prejudice and are often used to justify discrimination.