An Avoidance Schedule in Which Occasional Aversive Events Are Postponed

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Multiple Choice

An avoidance schedule in which occasional aversive events are postponed by the emission of a response and in which no warning stimulus signals the impending occurrence of an aversive event is referred to as:

• A)Sidman avoidance conditioning
• B)passive avoidance conditioning
• C)escape conditioning
• D)negative reinforcement

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