According to Operant Conditioning, What Leads to a Changed Behaviour

question 24

Multiple Choice

According to operant conditioning, what leads to a changed behaviour?

• A) innate processes
• B) reinforcements or punishments
• C) mental evaluation of a situation
• D) pairing two stimuli to produce a response

Identify the conditions under which an industry can be classified as oligopolistic based on concentration measures.

Understand the concept of oligopoly and its implications for market behavior and outcomes.

Identify the factors contributing to the development of oligopolies in an economy.

Learn to calculate and interpret the Herfindahl index as a measure of market concentration.

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Definitions:

Soccer Games

Competitive sports matches involving two teams, each striving to score goals by hitting a ball into the opponent's net using any part of the body except for the arms and hands.

Ecological Perspective

A framework used in various disciplines to analyze complex systems within their environment, considering interactions at multiple levels and scales.

Living Organisms

Entities that exhibit characteristics of life, such as growth, reproduction, and the ability to respond to their environment.

Evolutionary Perspective

A theoretical approach that explains human behavior and mental processes as adaptations that have evolved to increase survival and reproductive success.