The Major Difficulty with Errorless Discrimination Training Is That

question 139

Multiple Choice

The major difficulty with errorless discrimination training is that

• A) it does not facilitate the formation of very fine discriminations.
• B) the subject undergoing the training becomes frustrated too often.
• C) the learning that occurs is difficult to modify at a later point in time.
• D) it works only for visual but not auditory discriminations.

Distinguish between positivism and anti-positivism in sociological theory.

Interpret Weber's idea of rationalization in modern society and provide contemporary examples.

Understand the principles and exceptions regarding the doctrine of sovereign immunity and its implications in international law, referencing the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.

Identify and explain the concepts of expropriation and confiscation in the context of international law.

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