The Difference Between Molar and Molecular Theories of Matching Is

question 60

Multiple Choice

The difference between molar and molecular theories of matching is that

• A)molar theories focus on the response alternative most likely to be reinforced at that time, while molecular theories focus on individual choice responses.
• B)molecular theories focus on the response alternative most likely to be reinforced at that time, while molar theories focus on individual choice responses.
• C)molar theories focus on aggregates of behavior over a period of time, while molecular theories focus on individual choice responses.
• D)molecular theories focus on aggregates of behavior over a period of time, while molar theories focus on individual choice responses.

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Definitions:

Social-cognitive Theory

A theory of learning that emphasizes the importance of observing, modeling, and imitating the behaviors, attitudes, and emotional reactions of others.

Internal Forces

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External Forces

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Systematic Desensitization

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