The Assumption That Positively Reinforced Behaviour Tends to Be Repeated,and

question 35

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The assumption that positively reinforced behaviour tends to be repeated,and under reinforced or negatively reinforced behaviour tends to be inhibited is known as 'reinforcement'.

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Definitions:

Missing Premise

An implicit assumption or statement required to make an argument logically sound but is not explicitly stated.

Traditional View

A perspective or belief system that is based on long-established customs, practices, or institutions.

Existential Import

This concept refers to statements that imply the existence of at least one instance of the subject being discussed.

Traditional Understanding

This term usually refers to beliefs, values, or practices that have a long history and are accepted by a large group of people or society as a whole.