The Use of Operant Conditioning Principles to Change Problematic Behavior

question 42

Multiple Choice

The use of operant conditioning principles to change problematic behavior is the cornerstone of:

• A) Cognitive therapy
• B) Applied behavior analysis
• C) Psychodynamic therapy
• D) Play therapy

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Definitions:

State Board of Nursing

A regulatory body responsible for the licensing and regulation of nurses and nursing practice within a specific state.

Wrong Medication

An error involving the administration or prescription of a medication that is not intended for the patient's current condition, leading to potential harm.

Child Protective Services

A government agency responsible for responding to reports of child abuse or neglect to ensure the safety and well-being of children.

Physical Abuse

The infliction of physical harm or injury on another person, often a significant concern in vulnerable populations.