The Concepts of Observational Learning and Self-Regulation Both Assume

question 167

Multiple Choice

The concepts of observational learning and self-regulation both assume

• A)that cognitive learning cannot occur.
• B)that extinction is superior to punishment.
• C)that people can reinforce themselves.
• D)that learning can occur without reinforcement.
• E)that all workers prefer the same reinforcers.

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