Stories in an Organization Which Are Used to Perpetuate Culture

question 21

Multiple Choice

Stories in an organization which are used to perpetuate culture are based on:

• A) anything that reeks of symbolism.
• B) nothing in fact, but on the ideals of the organization.
• C) true events.
• D) unsubstantiated rumors.

Comprehend the principles underlying operant conditioning, such as punishment, negative reinforcement, and extinction.

Learn about the disequilibrium principle and its application to behavior reinforcement.

Analyze how the conditions and consequences of actions affect behavior through classical and operant conditioning.

Differentiate between classical and operant conditioning based on the contingencies of reinforcement.

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