The 1991 Ethics Bill Provided for All of These Except

question 25

Multiple Choice

The 1991 Ethics Bill provided for all of these except _____.

• A)limits onthe amount of food, gifts, and entertainment lobbyists can furnish legislators
• B)the creation of an Ethics Commission to hold hearings on complaints of improper behavior
• C)requirement that lobbyistsreport the name of each legislator on whom they spend more than $50
• D)a ban onthe use of campaign contributions for living expenses
• E)permission forthe Ethics Commission to refer ethics violations to the Travis County district attorney

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Definitions:

Reinforcer

Any stimulus that, when presented after a response, strengthens the response or increases the likelihood that it will happen again.

Primary Reinforcers

Stimuli that are inherently rewarding and satisfy biological needs, used in behavioral conditioning to reinforce desired behaviors.

Secondary Reinforcer

A stimulus that becomes reinforcing through its association with a primary reinforcer, meaning it is not naturally rewarding.

Shaping

A process in behavioral psychology involving the reinforcement of closer and closer approximations of a desired behavior.