With Continuous Reinforcement Schedules, a Consequence

question 4

Multiple Choice

With continuous reinforcement schedules, a consequence:

• A) is delivered following a specific number of behaviors.
• B) is delivered following a different number of behaviors.
• C) follows a behavior only after a fixed time has elapsed.
• D) follows every instance of a behavior.

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Definitions:

Proper Reject

In the context of contracts or sales, a proper reject refers to the legitimate refusal to accept goods or services because they do not meet the agreed-upon specifications or standards.

Perfect Tender Rule

A principle in commercial law requiring goods delivered under a sales contract to exactly meet the terms of the agreement.

Koch Petroleum

A division within Koch Industries, primarily involved in the refining and distribution of petroleum products.

Reasonable Grounds

Reasonable grounds refers to a set of facts or circumstances that would lead a person of ordinary caution and prudence to believe or suspect that a certain fact or event has occurred or is the case.