What Were the Reasons for the Growth of Privacy in the Eighteenth

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Multiple Choice

What were the reasons for the growth of privacy in the eighteenth century?

• A) A growing sense of individualism as a result of Enlightenment thoughts
• B) Religion's emphasis on greater modesty
• C) Emulating the examples of wealthy people who could afford their own private spaces
• D) Decreased emphasis on communal activities such as eating or sharing quarters
• E) All of these.

Understand the implications of reward and punishment anticipation in behavior modification.

Recognize the significance of response rates and reinforcement schedules in shaping behavior.

Identify strategies for fear reduction and the extinction of avoidance learning.

Understand the fundamentals of Mowrer's two-factor theory of punishment and avoidance.

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