Through Operant Conditioning, Infants Learn To

question 164

Multiple Choice

Through operant conditioning, infants learn to:

• A) anticipate aversive events.
• B) ignore repeatedly presented stimuli.
• C) match their actions to those of a model.
• D) repeat behaviors that have positive outcomes.

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Definitions:

Negligence

The failure to exercise the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in similar circumstances, resulting in harm or damage.

Design Defect

A flaw in the planning or design of a product that makes it inherently unsafe or faulty.

Alternative Design

A different approach or solution, often proposed to address flaws in an original design concept.

Market-Share Liability

A legal theory holding manufacturers proportionately liable for damages based on their market share of a harmful product.