Superstitious Behaviors Can Sometimes Develop as

question 86

Multiple Choice

Superstitious behaviors can sometimes develop as

• A) a function of noncontingent reinforcement.
• B) an inadvertent by-product of reinforcement for some other behavior.
• C) a function of exposure to a DRL schedule.
• D) Both a and b are correct.

Comprehend the function and organization of the opening, body, and closing parts of a routine request.

Understand the role of audience perception and compliance expectation in crafting routine requests.

Grasp the importance and application of being specific and clear when asking questions within a routine request.

Identify the elements of a courteous close in a routine request.

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Definitions:

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The state or quality of being self-reliant and free from outside control in making decisions or in choosing one's actions.

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refers to the relative size or extent of something, or a set of numbers, objects, or events placed in a order or gradation.