A Virus Is a Computer Program That ________

question 53

Multiple Choice

A virus is a computer program that ________.

• A) observes the user's actions and keystrokes
• B) replicates itself
• C) encrypts data
• D) prevents unauthorized network access

Appreciate the historical significance and experimental foundations of classical and operant conditioning theories.

Understand the real-world applications and implications of conditioning theories for human behavior and learning.

Recognize the importance of stimuli and responses in the conditioning processes.

Identify key figures and experiments that have contributed to our understanding of conditioning.

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