To Confine One's Behavior of Studying to a Particular Setting

question 148

Multiple Choice

To confine one's behavior of studying to a particular setting is

• A) an example of a stimulus control procedure.
• B) often effective as a means to increase one's efficiency at studying.
• C) often harmful to one's ability to concentrate.
• D) Both a and b are correct.

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