When Reinforcement Value Is Held Constant and Expectancy Varies,what Factor

question 15

Multiple Choice

When reinforcement value is held constant and expectancy varies,what factor in Rotter's theory can be predicted?

• A)reinforcement value
• B)expectancy
• C)empirical law of effect
• D)behavior potential
• E)drive strength

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