Experience with Work That Consistently Produced Desired Rewards and Leads

question 100

Multiple Choice

Experience with work that consistently produced desired rewards and leads to increased persistence when problems became more difficult and unfamiliar is referred to as ________.

• A) learned persistence
• B) acquisition
• C) behavioral inertia
• D) learned hopefulness

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Definitions:

Bodily Harm

Physical injury, pain, disease, or impairment inflicted on a person's body.

Situational Factors

External influences that can affect an individual's behavior or performance, such as environmental conditions or social circumstances.

Dispositional Factors

Internal factors such as beliefs, attitudes, personality traits, and genetics that influence behavior.

Zimbardo

Refers to Philip Zimbardo, a psychologist known for conducting the Stanford prison experiment that explored the effects of perceived power and authority on behavior.