The General Principle Behind Reinforcement Is That

question 6

Multiple Choice

The general principle behind reinforcement is that:

• A) practice and repetition do not necessarily always enhance effective learning.
• B) actions that lead to a negative consequence tend to be illegal.
• C) gaps and inconsistencies in material are conducive to effective learning.
• D) behavior that appears to lead to a positive consequence tends to be repeated.

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Definitions:

Inhibiting Release

The process of preventing the secretion or expression of a substance, often referring to hormones or neurotransmitters.

Chemical Mediators

Substances released by cells in the body that regulate physiological functions by mediating cell-to-cell communication.

Inflammation

A natural process of the body's immune system, responding to infection or injury by producing pain, heat, redness, and swelling.

Blood Vessels Permeability

A measure of how easily substances can pass through the wall of blood vessels from the bloodstream to the tissues.