How Is the Neoclassical School Different from the Classical School

question 49

Multiple Choice

How is the neoclassical school different from the classical school?

• A)The neoclassical school assumes that some people are hedonistic.
• B)The neoclassical school argues that some people (e.g. ,males aged 50 and disabled)believe that the causes of crime are external in nature.
• C)The neoclassical school argues that some people (e.g. ,millennials and Generation Xers)use rational thinking to commit crime.
• D)The neoclassical school assumes that some people (e.g. ,children and the insane)cannot reason.

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Definitions:

Secondary Reinforcer

A stimulus that gains its reinforcing properties through association with a primary reinforcer.

Certificate

A formal document attesting to a fact, such as the completion of an educational course or the qualification of the holder.

Discriminative Stimulus

A stimulus in the environment that indicates the availability of reinforcement or punishment for a particular behavior.

Generalized Stimulus

A stimulus that elicits a response after association with a conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning scenarios, indicating the learned response can transfer to similar stimuli.