Studies with Animals Have Shown That in a Self-Control Situation,the

question 12

Multiple Choice

Studies with animals have shown that in a self-control situation,the use of a precommitment procedure is more effective in increasing the number of large-reinforcer choices if

• A)there is no delay between the precommitment period and the delivery of either reinforcer
• B)there is a long delay between the precommitment period and the delivery of either reinforcer
• C)the small immediate reinforcer is visible during the precommitment period
• D)the animal is distracted during the preocommitment period

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Definitions:

Imprinting

A form of rapid learning occurring at a specific life stage in some animals, in which they form attachments to or behavioral patterns based on certain stimuli or individuals.

Socialization Process

The ongoing process by which an individual acquires personal and social skills and norms, essential for integration into society.

Attachment

A deep and enduring emotional bond that connects one person to another across time and space.

Displacement Behavior

A psychological phenomenon where an individual redirects their impulse from an unattainable or threatening target to a safer or more acceptable one.