We Are More Likely to Attend to a Model When

question 108

Multiple Choice

We are more likely to attend to a model when the behavior being modeled is:

• A) something we are capable of understanding and duplicating.
• B) something that is beyond our abilities.
• C) elicited rather than operant.
• D) adjunctive rather than elicited.

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Definitions:

Premodernity

A period in history characterized by the absence of modern technology and ideas, often demarcated before the development of industrial societies.

Postmodernity

A cultural, intellectual, or artistic state lacking a clear central hierarchy or organizing principle, breaking with classical and modernist concepts, often emphasizing skepticism and relativism.

Relational Theory

A framework in psychology and sociology that emphasizes the importance of relationships and interconnectedness among individuals in understanding their behaviors and identities.

Human Subjectivity

The condition of being a subject with unique thoughts, feelings, and perspectives, shaped by social, cultural, and personal contexts.