As a Form of Displacement Activity, Adjunctive Behavior Can Be

question 31

Multiple Choice

As a form of displacement activity, adjunctive behavior can be viewed as a natural tendency to:

• A) do something else while waiting for a reinforcer.
• B) avoid settings that have been associated with extinction.
• C) store pent-up energy.
• D) exhibit helplessness as a result of prolonged frustration.

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Definitions:

Deposit Insurance

A protection scheme for bank depositors that guarantees the safety of deposited funds up to a certain limit in the event of a bank failure.

Financial Risk

The possibility of losing money on an investment or business venture.

Open Market Operations

Technique in which the Fed buys or sells government bonds to affect the supply of money and credit.

Reserve Requirements

Regulations set by central banks determining the minimum amount of reserves that must be held by a commercial bank, used as a tool in monetary policy.