A Key Concept of the Two-Factor Theory on the Effects

question 101

Multiple Choice

A key concept of the two-factor theory on the effects of repetition of ads is that:

• A) two separate psychological processes are operating when a consumer is repeatedly exposed to an ad.
• B) the success of repetition in persuasiveness is dependent upon the factors of source credibility and attractiveness.
• C) consumers are one factor in the success of an ad and the other factor in any given circumstance is largely unknown.
• D) learning increases as forgetting decreases.

Articulate the ethical considerations involved in behavior modification and applied behavior analysis.

Explain the impact of environmental and technological adaptations on student behavior.

Describe the structure and goals of school-wide positive behavior support systems.

Define and differentiate between positive reinforcement, rewards, and bribery.

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Definitions:

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