Explain the Cognitive, Affective, and Connative Functions of Attitude

question 16

Essay

Explain the cognitive, affective, and connative functions of attitude.

Comprehend the concept of biological preparedness in the acquisition of phobias and taste aversions.

Identify and differentiate between primary and conditioned reinforcers.

Understand the concepts of positive and negative reinforcement and their effects on behavior.

Recognize the role of consequences in shaping behavior through the law of effect.

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Definitions:

Add-on Instructions

Custom instructions created within a PLC program to encapsulate frequently used or complex logic.

Instruction Set

The set of general-purpose instructions available with a given controller. In general, different machines have different instruction sets.

Input Reference

A term used to describe the source or point from which data or signals are received by a system for processing.

Input Device

A hardware component used to enter data and control signals into an information processing system, such as a keyboard, mouse, or sensor.