The Ambidextrous Approach Refers To

question 15

Multiple Choice

The ambidextrous approach refers to:

• A) using different structures and management processes for creation and for implementation.
• B) introducing parts of a new procedure while maintaining parts of the old procedure.
• C) not letting the "left hand" (one department) know what the "right hand" (another department) is doing.
• D) using highly skilled employees to implement a change.

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Definitions:

Spontaneous Recovery

The reappearance of a previously extinguished response after a period of no exposure to the conditioned stimulus.

Instinctive Drift

The phenomenon whereby an animal's learned behavior reverts to its natural instincts over time, often interfering with conditioned response training.

Stimulus Discrimination

The learned ability to differentiate between similar stimuli based on their associations with different outcomes.

Extinction

In behavior psychology, the process where a conditioned response decreases or disappears after the conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented without the unconditioned stimulus.