The Use of Reinforcement Principles to Modify a Child's Unruly

question 157

Multiple Choice

The use of reinforcement principles to modify a child's unruly behavior reflects the goal of science that deals with

• A) understanding and prediction.
• B) measurement and description.
• C) deterministic and teleological.
• D) application and control.

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Definitions:

Future Orientation

This refers to the degree to which individuals or cultures prioritize and plan for future events, often impacting long-term decision making and goal setting.

In-Group Collectivism

The tendency of individuals in a group, organization, or society to prioritize and emphasize the goals, needs, and views of the in-group over those of outsiders.

Assertiveness

The quality of being self-assured and confidently expressing one's rights and needs without infringing on the rights of others.

Aggression Tolerance

Refers to the degree to which a person or system can endure aggressive behaviors or conditions without adverse effects.