Dopamine Affects an Individual's Ability to Associate Cues (Events or Objects)

question 14

True/False

Dopamine affects an individual's ability to associate cues (events or objects) in the environment with rewards and punishments.

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Definitions:

Avoid Satiation

Strategies to prevent a reduction in effectiveness or enjoyment of a stimulus due to excessive repeated exposure.

Contingency Contracts

Written agreements used in behavior modification that outline specific expectations and consequences for behavior.

Group-Oriented Contingency

A behavior management approach where the consequences for behavior are applied to a group rather than individuals, often used to promote teamwork and collective responsibility.

Premack Principle

A psychological principle which states that a more probable behavior can serve as a reinforcement for a less probable behavior.