Sequential Theory Argues That a Behavior Will More Likely Be

question 48

Multiple Choice

Sequential theory argues that a behavior will more likely be persistent if the subject experiences

• A) a regular or repeating pattern of reward and nonreward (e.g., NNRNNRNNR).
• B) an irregular or random pattern of reward and nonreward (e.g., NNRNRNNNR).
• C) extrinsic reinforcement after first being exposed to intrinsic reinforcement.
• D) intrinsic reinforcement after first being exposed to extrinsic reinforcement.

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Definitions:

Ending Finished Goods Inventory

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