Burgess and Akers Refer to the Social Processes of Rewards

question 41

Multiple Choice

Burgess and Akers refer to the social processes of rewards and punishments as:

• A) operant conditioning.
• B) differential reinforcement.
• C) differential association.
• D) classical conditioning.

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Definitions:

Legal Action

A process by which a court of law is engaged to pursue a legal remedy, often involving litigation.

Differing Standards

Variations in rules, regulations, or norms across different areas, organizations, or systems.

Bailments

involve the temporary transfer of possession of personal property from one party to another, under a contract, for a specific purpose.

Rationale

The underlying reason or justification for something, such as a legal ruling, a business decision, or a philosophical stance.