The Skinnerian Version of Behavior Therapy

question 61

Multiple Choice

The Skinnerian version of behavior therapy:

• A)has yet to be used effectively
• B)uses punishment extensively
• C)believes that behavior must be altered with pharmacological agents
• D)assumes that abnormal behavior is learned in the same way as any normal behavior

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Definitions:

Disbelief

A lack of faith or trust in the truth or existence of something.

Smoothing

A technique used in various contexts, such as negotiation or production, to reduce volatility, conflicts, or fluctuations, aiming for a more stable or harmonious state.

Superordinate Goals

Objectives that are important to more than one party and can only be achieved through the cooperation of all parties involved.

Underlying Sources

The fundamental origins or causes of an event, situation, or condition.