The Stable Behavior Patterns Produced by Considerable Exposure to Reinforcement

question 50

Multiple Choice

The stable behavior patterns produced by considerable exposure to reinforcement schedules are known as

• A) steady behaviors.
• B) steady-state behaviors.
• C) fixed-rate patterns.
• D) fixed-state patterns.

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Definitions:

Hypnotically Retrieved

Refers to memories or information recalled under the state of hypnosis, often discussed in contexts relating to the reliability and accuracy of such memories.

Conscious Memories

Memories that are consciously accessible and can be intentionally recalled, involving facts and events we can explicitly state and describe.

Childhood Events

Significant occurrences or experiences during one's early years that can have an impact on their psychological development.

False Memories

False memories are distorted or fabricated recollections of events that did not actually occur, often influenced by suggestive information.