The Relative Frequency of a Category Is Calculated by Dividing

question 107

True/False

The relative frequency of a category is calculated by dividing the category's frequency by the total number of observations.

Understand the basic principles and types of conditioning.

Recognize the impact of reinforcement schedules on behaviors.

Differentiate between the effects of positive and negative reinforcers.

Identify the phenomena of generalization and discrimination in conditioning.

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Middle Class

Describes a socio-economic group that falls between the working class and upper class, often characterized by moderate incomes, education levels, and occupations.

Upper Class

A social group at the top of a societal hierarchy which possesses more wealth, power, and prestige than other classes.

Working Class

A social group comprising individuals in manual-labor occupations or industrial work, often associated with lower socioeconomic status.

Occupational Prestige

The subjective evaluation people give to jobs as better or worse than others.