The Process of Getting Newly Acquired Behaviors to Come Under

question 12

Multiple Choice

The process of getting newly acquired behaviors to come under the control of peers' social behaviors refers to:

• A) reciprocal inhibition.
• B) entrapment effects.
• C) stimulus discrimination.
• D) collateral behavior change.

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Definitions:

Sales Journal

A specialized accounting journal used to record all sales transactions of a company, usually on credit.

Cash Payments Journal

A financial journal used in accounting that records all cash outflows or payments made by a business, including expenses and debts.

Other Accounts Column

A section in accounting journals or ledgers for recording entries that do not fit into the standard categories of the accounting system.

General Ledger

A complete record of all financial transactions over the life of a company, serving as the primary source of data for all financial reports.