The Use of Operant Conditioning Techniques in Real-World Settings Is

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Multiple Choice

The use of operant conditioning techniques in real-world settings is called:

• A) behaviour modification.
• B) contingent reinforcement.
• C) token economy.
• D) behavioural shaping.

Identify the historical context and evolution of psychodynamic theory in psychology.

Differentiate between the conscious and unconscious mind and their roles in personality and behavior.

Recognize the contributions and critiques of psychodynamic theories within the field of psychology.

Explain the Jungian concepts of individuation, shadow, anima, and animus.

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