According to the Premack Approach to Punishment, A(n) _____ Behavior

question 58

Multiple Choice

According to the Premack approach to punishment, a(n) _____ behavior can be used to punish a(n) _____ behavior.

• A) low probability; high probability
• B) high probability; low probability
• C) covert; overt
• D) overt; covert

Identify pretrial motions and understand their purposes in a criminal case.

Understand the concept of prosecutorial discretion and its impact on the pursuit of criminal cases.

Recognize the options available for sentencing in criminal cases.

Describe the procedural differences between criminal and civil trials.

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Definitions:

Friendly

Characterized by kindness, warmth, and approachability; displaying amicable behavior towards others.

Cognitive Dissonance Theory

A theory suggesting that inconsistency among beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors causes discomfort, leading individuals to adjust them to reduce the discomfort.

Situational Attributions

The process of attributing a person's behavior to external or environmental factors instead of to internal personality traits.

Fundamental Attribution Error

A common bias in social psychology where individuals attribute others' actions to their personality or disposition rather than situational factors affecting those actions.