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

Comprehend how biological and social influences shape gender identity and sexual orientation.

Recognize differences in aggression and leadership styles between genders.

Understand the influence of social networking and communication preferences across genders.

Appreciate the developmental and age-related changes in gender roles and behaviors.

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