One of the Primary Principles of Punishment States That

question 39

Multiple Choice

One of the primary principles of punishment states that

• A) punishment is much more effective than reinforcement.
• B) punishment is really just another form of negative reinforcement.
• C) punishment must never be given contingently.
• D) a punisher can be either the onset of an unpleasant event or the removal of a positive state of affairs.

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Definitions:

Final Payment

The last installment paid in a series of payments, concluding the payment obligation under a financial agreement.

Interest Annually

A method where interest is calculated once every year and added to the principal sum, affecting the total amount of interest earned or paid over the life of the loan or investment.

Annual Rate

The interest rate over a year's time, often used in financial contexts to describe the yield of an investment or the cost of a loan.

Debt Payments

Money that is paid back to reduce or settle the amount borrowed, including both the principal and the interest.