The Extinction of an Operant Response Requires That

question 61

Multiple Choice

The extinction of an operant response requires that

• A) the person must be punished frequently.
• B) reinforcements must be unpredictable.
• C) punishment must be delivered consistently.
• D) attention must be paid to the "proper" responses.
• E) all possible reinforcers must be withheld.

Comprehend the concept of group cohesiveness and factors affecting it.

Grasp the mutual interdependence within a group.

Know the role of entitativity in perceiving group cohesiveness.

Understand the significance of roles and norms in guiding group members' actions.

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Definitions:

Instrumentality

The belief that performance is directly linked to the attainment of desired outcomes or rewards.

Self-concordance

The degree to which individuals’ goals align with their personal interests and core values, leading to greater motivation and satisfaction.

Benevolents

Individuals who are inclined to perform acts of kindness or charity, often motivated by a genuine desire to help others.

Entitleds

Individuals who believe they deserve special treatment or privileges without earning them.