According to the Conditioned Suppression Theory of Punishment, Punishment Does

question 149

Multiple Choice

According to the conditioned suppression theory of punishment, punishment does not weaken a behavior but instead:

• A) produces an emotional response that interferes with its occurrence.
• B) produces a strong suppression of emotions.
• C) results in strong inhibitory conditioning.
• D) weakens other similar behaviors.

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