Differential-Association Reinforcement Theory Was an Attempt to Combine the Principles

question 28

Multiple Choice

Differential-association reinforcement theory was an attempt to combine the principles of differential association with those of

• A) operant conditioning
• B) strain theory
• C) punishment theory
• D) social control theory

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Definitions:

Attachment Type

Patterns of attachment in children's development identified by Ainsworth's strange situation experiment, including secure, avoidant, and resistant types.

Financially Stable

A state of having sufficient financial resources to meet expenses and withstand economic fluctuations without undue stress.

Attachment

A strong emotional connection between people, such as the bond between a child and caregiver, which significantly impacts development and emotional health.

Emotional Bond

A deep connection formed between individuals, characterized by feelings of affection, empathy, or attachment.