Response Differentiation Refers To

question 15

Multiple Choice

Response differentiation refers to:

• A) changes in behavior as a function of the passage of time
• B) the process of using a behavior that occurs often to reinforce a behavior that seldom  occurs
• C) the principle that a positive reinforcer for one response, if programmed to follow another response, will  condition the new response
• D) recognition that one member of a response class will be reinforced while other  members will not be reinforced

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Definitions:

Dominant Hand

The hand that is most used by an individual for performing tasks, showing better manual dexterity and coordination.

Left Hemisphere

The left side of the brain, typically associated with linguistic abilities, logical reasoning, and analytical tasks.

Strings of Digits

Sequences of numerical digits, which can be used in various contexts such as passwords, mathematical calculations, or data entry.

Left Hand

The non-dominant hand for the majority of people, controlled by the right hemisphere of the brain, often associated with tasks requiring spatial and nonverbal processes.