Distinguishing Features of Adjunctive Behavior Include the Fact That

question 121

Multiple Choice

Distinguishing features of adjunctive behavior include the fact that:

• A) the behavior typically occurs in the period immediately following consumption of the reinforcer.
• B) the behavior is affected by the level of deprivation for the reinforcer.
• C) there is an optimal interval between reinforcers for its development.
• D) All of these are correct.

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Definitions:

Significant Differences

Statistical evidence that two or more groups have values that are not likely to be the same purely by chance.

Two-Tailed Tests

Statistical tests that consider both directions of effect, allowing for the exploration of non-specific hypotheses.

One-Tailed Tests

Statistical hypothesis tests that determine the significance of an observed effect only in one direction, either greater than or less than a specified value.

Rejection Region

The portion of the sampling distribution of a statistic that leads to the rejection of the null hypothesis.