A Shortcoming of Continuous Reinforcement Is That It Produces Learning

question 126

Multiple Choice

A shortcoming of continuous reinforcement is that it produces learning that is

• A) difficult to eliminate.
• B) impossible to generalize to new situations.
• C) can rapidly become extinct.
• D) not measurable by observers.

Use and interpret different types of graphics in business communication effectively.

Comprehend and execute effective paraphrasing strategies in writing.

Understand the components, structure, and purpose of formal reports and business proposals.

Develop key skills for crafting the front matter and executive summaries for reports.

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Definitions:

Invitation Negotiate

An expression of willingness to enter into discussions that could lead to a contract but without committing to a definitive offer.

Motorcycle Sale

Refers to the transaction or process of buying or selling motorcycles between individuals or through businesses.

Certain Forklift

A specific forklift unit, often identified for purposes such as sale, lease, or operational use in a defined context.

Offer Termination

Refers to the process by which an offer is revoked or ended before it is accepted, effectively nullifying the possibility of a contract.