Modus Operandi Means

question 11

Multiple Choice

Modus operandi means:

• A) The typical patterns used in the commission of a crime by offenders
• B) How people operate when interacting with others
• C) The mode of trying to get away with a crime
• D) The forensic evidence left by the criminal

Understand Skinner's views on personality, free will, and determinism.

Identify techniques for behavior modification according to Skinner's theories.

Recognize the role of positive and negative reinforcement in behavior change.

Assess the significance of functional analysis in behavior assessment.

---

Definitions:

Nonsense Syllables

A set of letters that do not form a known word, used in psychological experiments to study memory and learning processes by eliminating association effects.

Proactive Interference

The phenomenon where older memories interfere with the recall of newer memories.

Retroactive Interference

A phenomenon where learning new information negatively impacts the recall of previously learned information.

Nonsense Syllables

Meaningless sets of two consonants with a vowel sandwiched in between, used in memory and learning experiments.