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.

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Definitions:

Negotiable Instruments

Financial documents that guarantee the payment of a specified amount of money, either on demand or at a set time, with the payer named on the document.

Japanese Commercial Code

is a collection of laws that governs commercial transactions in Japan, including company law, commercial paper, and bankruptcy proceedings.

Holder

An individual or entity that possesses a negotiable instrument, such as a check or promissory note, and has the right to enforce it.

Bearer

Pertaining to negotiable instruments, it refers to the individual possessing the document entitled to the rights therein.