The Process by Which a Behaviour Weakens and Eventually Disappears

question 403

Multiple Choice

The process by which a behaviour weakens and eventually disappears because it is no longer reinforced is called

• A)negative reinforcement
• B)operant extinction
• C)classical extinction
• D)negative punishment

Understand the significance of Charles Darwin's theory in counteracting the argument from design.

Conceptualize the traditional and contemporary views on reason, including its relationship with emotion.

Identify different components and strategies of reason.

Analyze the role of emotion in critical thought and reasoning.

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