The Principles of Learning and Conditioning Have

question 111

Multiple Choice

The principles of learning and conditioning have

• A)turned out to have little relevance to real-world concerns.
• B)been widely applied in education, business, and industry.
• C)attracted little interest outside of psychology.
• D)proven more useful when applied to animals as opposed to humans.

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Definitions:

Desired Behavior

A specific type of behavior that is considered preferable or sought after in a given context.

Conditioned Stimulus

A stimulus which was initially neutral but, upon being linked with an unconditioned stimulus, elicits a conditioned response.

Laughing

The act or an instance of reacting to something funny or amusing by making spontaneous sounds and movements of the face and body.

Touching

Pertaining to physical contact perceived through the sense of touch, often conveying warmth, comfort, or emotional communication.