Cues That Influence Operant Behavior by Indicating the Probable Consequences

question 103

Multiple Choice

Cues that influence operant behavior by indicating the probable consequences (reinforcement or nonreinforcement) of a response are referred to as

• A) reinforcement-extinction stimuli.
• B) generalization stimuli.
• C) discriminative stimuli.
• D) operant stimuli.

Distinguish between summative and formative evaluations and their importance in the planned change process.

Recognize the role and process of peer review in evaluating the actions taken by social workers.

Identify various single-subject designs and their utility in research.

Realize the ethical considerations and challenges in program evaluation, including the need for cultural competence and avoiding biases.

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