The Strategies for Routine Claims and Persuasive Claims Differ Because

question 4

True/False

The strategies for routine claims and persuasive claims differ because with a persuasive claim,a request will likely be granted only after explanations and arguments have been presented.

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Definitions:

Desired Behavior

Actions or reactions that are sought after in a specific context, often considered appropriate or beneficial.

Discriminative Stimulus

In behaviorism, a stimulus in the presence of which a particular response will be reinforced.

Respondent Behavior

Respondent behavior refers to involuntary responses to certain stimuli, typically conditioned reflexes acquired through classical conditioning.

Spontaneous Recovery

The revival of a conditioned response, previously vanished, subsequent to a lapse in the presentation of the conditioned stimulus.