Applying a Valued Consequence to Increase the Likelihood That a Behavior

question 47

Multiple Choice

Applying a valued consequence to increase the likelihood that a behavior is repeated is known as

• A) Positive reinforcement.
• B) Negative reinforcement.
• C) Extinction.
• D) Encouragement.
• E) The law of consequences.

Familiarize with the concepts of functional fixedness and its impact on problem solving.

Distinguish between different heuristics and their applications in everyday decision making.

Understand the theoretical perspectives on intelligence such as Thurstone's theory.

Identify the impact of framing effects on decision-making process.

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Definitions:

Arbitrators

Neutral third parties selected to impartially resolve disputes between parties in a binding arbitration process, outside of the court system.

Legal Representation

involves the act of a lawyer or attorney actively working on behalf of an individual or entity in legal matters or court proceedings.

ADR Contract Clause

A provision in a contract that requires the parties to resolve disputes through Alternative Dispute Resolution methods, such as arbitration, instead of court litigation.

Litigation

The process of taking legal action or bringing a lawsuit in a court of law to resolve a dispute.