Removal of Current or Future Unpleasant Consequences to Increase the Likelihood

question 27

Multiple Choice

Removal of current or future unpleasant consequences to increase the likelihood that someone will repeat a behavior is called _____________.

• A) positive reinforcement
• B) negative reinforcement
• C) punishment
• D) extinction

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Definitions:

Temptation to Cheat

The inclination to engage in dishonest behavior for personal gain, especially when one believes the likelihood of facing consequences is low.

Established Price

A fixed price determined by an agreement or authority, often used in contexts where prices are regulated or negotiated.

Oligopolistic Behavior

Competitive strategies and actions taken by companies in an oligopoly market structure, where a few firms dominate.

Interdependent Nature

The mutual reliance between elements or factors within a system, where the change in one affects the others.