The Basic Components of the Operant Conditioning Process Include

question 57

Multiple Choice

The basic components of the operant conditioning process include

• A) a response that produces a certain consequence.
• B) the consequence that serves to either increase or decrease the probability of the response that preceded it.
• C) a discriminating stimulus that precedes the response and signals the availability of the consequence.
• D) All of these are correct.

Recognize the importance of setting long-term career goals and strategies to achieve them.

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Develop and describe a comprehensive long-term career strategy.

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Definitions:

Opponent Process Theory

A psychological and neurobiological theory that explains how the contrast of colors is achieved in the brain and how emotions are regulated.

Additive Colour Mixing

A method of creating color by mixing a number of different light colors, with shades from red, green, and blue being typical primary colors used in this process.

Perceptual Set

A mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another, influenced by expectations, emotions, and culture.

Sensory Input

The information received by the sensory organs and transmitted to the brain.