Operant Conditioning Affects Gender-Role Behavior

question 19

Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning affects gender-role behavior

• A) as early as the first few years of life.
• B) starting at about age five.
• C) primarily after children reach puberty.
• D) primarily during the late teens.

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Definitions:

Ectopic Focus

This term denotes an abnormal cluster of cardiac cells that generates heartbeats at an irregular rate or rhythm, different from the heart's primary pacemaker.

Respiratory Rate

The number of breaths taken per minute, a vital sign indicating breathing efficiency and metabolic activity.

Sinus Arrhythmia

A normal variation in heart rate that occurs with breathing, increasing during inhalation and slowing during exhalation.

Ventricular Tachycardia

A heart rhythm disorder characterized by a fast heart rate that originates from the ventricles, potentially leading to serious cardiac issues.