Self-Reinforcement Is

question 29

Multiple Choice

Self-reinforcement is:

• A) incapable of influencing learning.
• B) more important than reinforcement administered by others.
• C) more effective with children than with adults.
• D) apparently similar to conscience or superego.

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Definitions:

States

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Walter Mischel

A psychologist known for his research on personality theory and cognitive psychology, including the famous Marshmallow Test related to delayed gratification.

Circumstances

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