The Safest and Most Effective Tool to Change Behavior Is

question 167

Multiple Choice

 The safest and most effective tool to change behavior is ____. 

• A)punishment
• B)classical conditioning
• C)coercion
• D)reinforcement

Distinguish between different philosophical perspectives on the nature and embodiment of mental states.

Identify the significance of context in understanding self-identity and evaluative terms like attractiveness.

Investigate philosophical arguments about knowing one's own and others' minds.

Understand and critique various theories of mind and body interaction.

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Definitions:

Articles of Confederation

The original constitution of the United States, ratified in 1781, which was replaced by the U.S. Constitution in 1789 due to its inadequacies in governing the new nation.

Unanimous Vote

A unanimous vote occurs when all members of a decision-making body agree on a particular decision or motion without any dissent.

Constitutional Convention

A formal gathering for the purpose of creating or amending a constitution.

Amended

Officially modified, edited, or revised typically referring to documents, laws, or agreements to bring them up to date or improve them.