Suppose an Implication Is Derived from a Hypothesis, and the Implication

question 42

Multiple Choice

Suppose an implication is derived from a hypothesis, and the implication turns out to be true. This fact:

• A) Makes the hypothesis easier to understand.
• B) Tends to confirm the hypothesis.
• C) Proves the hypothesis true.
• D) Sheds light on the hypothesis.
• E) Has no effect on the acceptability of the hypothesis.

Understand the principles of operant conditioning, including reinforcement, punishment, and schedules of reinforcement.

Identify and explain different types of reinforcement (e.g., fixed ratio, variable ratio, fixed interval, variable interval) and their effects on behaviour.

Describe the process and applications of shaping through successive approximations.

Recognize the limitations of punishment and distinguish between its effects and those of reinforcement.

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