Intrinsic Reinforcers Are Defined as Reinforcers That

question 58

Multiple Choice

Intrinsic reinforcers are defined as reinforcers that:

• A) lead people to interpret the activity as work.
• B) bribe a person to engage in a particular task.
• C) are inherently related to the activity being reinforced.
• D) provide a person with prizes or praise.

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Definitions:

Inhibited Children

Children who display a consistent pattern of shyness, timidity, and fearfulness in unfamiliar situations or in response to novel stimuli.

Novelty

The quality of being new, original, or unusual.

Temperament

Innate traits that determine an individual's approach to the environment, influencing behavior patterns from early life.