When a Stimulus Consistently Precedes Rewarded Responses, It Tends to Elicit

question 51

Multiple Choice

When a stimulus consistently precedes rewarded responses, it tends to elicit a response. When a stimulus consistently precedes non-reward, it tends to inhibit responding. This states the principle of

• A)partial reinforcement.
• B)variable ratio responding.
• C)stimulus control.
• D)generalization.

Understand the structure and function of different bones in the human skeleton.

Identify and describe the types of joints and their functional characteristics.

Comprehend the process of bone development and growth.

Recognize the role and function of different muscle fibers in physical activities.

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