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In transductive reasoning, a child assumes that
Effective Punishment
A method of decreasing undesired behavior by applying an adverse stimulus following the behavior, aiming to reduce or eliminate that behavior.
Unwanted Motivation
Motivation that is unintended or undesirable, often leading to behaviors that are not aligned with an individual's long-term goals or values.
Unwanted Response
A behavior or reaction that is not desired or intended in a particular context or situation.
Mowrer's Two-Factor Theory
A theory that combines both classical and operant conditioning to explain the development and maintenance of phobias.
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