An Adjunctive Behavior Is a Response That Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

An adjunctive behavior is a response that is

• A) likely to occur when reinforcers are delivered at regular intervals.
• B) instinctive, competes with the instrumental response, and is elicited by the instrumental outcome.
• C) elicited by exposure to aversive stimulation and promotes healing.
• D) occurs when expected outcomes are devalued or withdrawn.

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Definitions:

Sand Dunes

Natural accumulations or hills of sand formed by the wind or sometimes by water flow, often found in deserts, beaches, and other environments.

Upper Tan Sandstone

A specific layer of sandstone that is characterized by a tan or light brown coloration and occurs in the upper stratigraphic levels.

Reddish Breccia

A coarsely grained rock composed of angular fragments embedded in a finer-grained matrix, characterized by a red coloration.

Sedimentary Deposits

Layers of material, such as sand, silt, and clay, laid down by water or wind and often containing fossils.