-The figure shows the bones of the right orbit.What bone does "E" represent?
Definitions:
Differential Reinforcement
A behavioral technique that involves reinforcing specific behaviors while extinguishing others by withdrawal of reinforcement.
Free Time
Unstructured time periods where individuals can engage in activities of their choosing without obligations or constraints.
Stimulus Control
A situation in which a behavior is executed more frequently in the presence of a specific stimulus because the behavior has been reinforced in the presence of that stimulus.
Free Access Rule
A policy or principle in behavior analysis allowing unrestricted access to a reinforcing stimulus to ensure its effectiveness as a reinforcer.
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