The Facts Surrounding a Criminal Event That Must Be Proved

question 71

Multiple Choice

The facts surrounding a criminal event that must be proved to convict the defendant of the underlying crime are called

• A)attendant circumstances
• B)concurrence
• C)strict liability
• D)culpability

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Definitions:

Learning Sets

The concept in psychology that refers to the idea that learning is facilitated through the experience of solving similar problems, leading to an ability to generalize problem-solving strategies.

Secondary Reinforcer

A conditioned reinforcer that gains its reinforcing power through its association with primary reinforcers; examples include money, grades, and tokens.

Cognitive Map

An internal representation of the spatial relationships among objects in an environment, allowing for navigation and understanding of that space.

Observational Learning

The process of learning behaviors by watching and imitating others.