Operant Conditioning Most Importantly Involves Forming Associations Between

question 59

Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning most importantly involves forming associations between:

• A)neutral and unconditioned stimuli.
• B)stimuli and involuntary behavior.
• C)behavior and consequences.
• D)conditioned response and reflex.

Understand responsibilities and legal requirements in consumer transactions.

Understand the steps of the memory process and their correspondence with the Adult Learning Process.

Comprehend how memory functions similarly to a computer and the use of memory strategies.

Recognize the importance of review timing for effective memory retention.

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Definitions:

Instinctive Drift

The tendency for animals to revert to instinctual behaviors even after learning new behaviors that contradict those instincts.

Food-Washing Behaviour

A learned or instinctual behavior observed in some animal species where they wash their food in water before eating.

Observational Learning

A learning process through which behaviors are acquired by watching and imitating others, also known as modeling.

Superstitious Behaviour

Actions based on irrational beliefs that certain behaviors or rituals can influence unrelated outcomes or events.