When Satisfying Consequences Happen to Someone, the Probability of Repeating

question 33

Multiple Choice

When satisfying consequences happen to someone, the probability of repeating the behavior that occurred before the satisfying consequence increases. This best illustrates:

• A) Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.
• B) the law of effect.
• C) generalization.
• D) classical conditioning.

Grasp the concept of achievement motivation and its application to personal goals and perseverance.

Understand the hierarchy of needs theory and its application to human motivation.

Recognize the impact of environmental and situational influences on eating behaviors and obesity.

Comprehend the innate and learned aspects of human behaviors and the role of instincts.