Type a Personalities Tend To​

question 2

Multiple Choice

Type A personalities tend to​

• A) ​be calm and easygoing.
• B) ​never rush.
• C) ​be overly aggressive.
• D) ​be less likely to develop cardiovascular disease than Type Bs.

Realize the potential risks and outcomes of using physical punishment in behavior modification.

Differentiate between classical and operant conditioning principles.

Understand the concept of shaping in learning and behavior.

Grasp the basics of self-modification using operant conditioning principles.

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