When a Response Increases in Frequency by the Subsequent Removal

question 149

Multiple Choice

When a response increases in frequency by the subsequent removal (or avoidance) of a stimulus, it is called ______________.

• A)positive reinforcement
• B)negative reinforcement
• C)aversive punishment
• D)response cost punishment

Describe and apply the concepts of resonance in organic molecules.

Recognize and apply the steps required for organic synthesis.

Determine the reactivity of organic molecules based on their structure.

Predict and explain the outcomes of various organic reactions.

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