In Examining Expectations That Develop During Operant Conditioning from the Informational

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Multiple Choice

In examining expectations that develop during operant conditioning from the informational perspective, which of the following statements is most accurate?

• A) We learn that a certain stimulus will be immediately followed by a second stimulus.
• B) We learn to expect that a certain behavior will be immediately followed by a second stimulus.
• C) We learn to expect that a certain behavior is more likely to occur in certain situations.
• D) We learn to expect a reward regardless of the response emitted in a situation.

Identify the reasons and factors influencing the success of training programs.

Distinguish between training and development and understand their relevance in organizational contexts.

Understand the role of competency assessments in training.

Grasp the design principles of effective training programs and the importance of instructional objectives.

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