In Operant Conditioning, Shaping Involves

question 98

Multiple Choice

In operant conditioning, shaping involves:

• A)positively reinforcing desired responses and negatively reinforcing undesired responses
• B)demonstrating a response and then reinforcing the behavior when it occurs
• C)reinforcing successive approximations to the desired behavior
• D)switching to classical conditioning once a behavior is established

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Definitions:

Negotiators

Participants engaged in conversations aimed at achieving a consensus or settling a disagreement.

Positive Attitude

signifies an optimistic and hopeful outlook towards situations, challenges, and life in general, often associated with better problem-solving and coping strategies.

Underlying Interests

The fundamental wants or needs that drive individuals or parties in a negotiation or conflict, often not immediately apparent.

Bridging

The process of building connections or finding compromise solutions between divergent points of view or conflictual situations.