One of the Distinguishing Characteristics of Adjunctive Behavior Is That

question 160

Multiple Choice

One of the distinguishing characteristics of adjunctive behavior is that:

• A) it is inversely related to the level of deprivation for the scheduled reinforcer.
• B) it occurs prior to the consumption of the scheduled reinforcer.
• C) it can function as a reinforcer for other behaviors.
• D) it is more likely to occur on VI than FI schedules of reinforcement.

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