What Is a Secondary Reinforcer

question 96

Multiple Choice

What is a secondary reinforcer?

• A) an event that increases the probability of classically conditioned responses, but not operant responses
• B) an event that is reinforcing at some times and not at other times
• C) an event that has become reinforcing as a result of previous experience
• D) an event that strengthens a response only after the response has already been learned

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Definitions:

Task Conflict

A situation where there are disagreements among group members regarding the content and outcomes of the task being performed, often seen as beneficial for enhancing decision-making and problem-solving.

Process Conflict

Disagreements among team members about the logistics of task accomplishment, including the distribution of resources, procedures, and policies.

Responsibility

The state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone, often involving accountability and ethical obligations.

Authority

Authority refers to the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience, often within organizational or institutional settings.