The Procedure Used for Developing a New Behavior by Successively

question 49

Multiple Choice

The procedure used for developing a new behavior by successively reinforcing closer approximations and extinguishing preceding approximations to achieve a final desired behavior is called:

• A)intermittent reinforcement
• B)shaping
• C)fading
• D)discrimination training

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Definitions:

Ogata Korin

A Japanese painter and lacquerer from the early Edo Period, renowned for his innovative and decorative art style that influenced the Rinpa school.

Tawaraya Sotatsu

A Japanese artist of the 17th century, known for his contributions to the Rinpa school of painting, characterized by bold outlines and vivid colors.

Nihonga Painting

A Japanese painting style that emerged in the late 19th century, aiming to revitalize traditional methods and subjects in response to Western influence.

Kano Hogai

A Japanese painter of the Kano school, known for his contributions to the revitalization of traditional Japanese painting in the Meiji era.