A Strategy of Reinforcing Successive Approximations to a Complex Behavior

question 103

Multiple Choice

A strategy of reinforcing successive approximations to a complex behavior is known as

• A) modeling.
• B) shaping.
• C) interval training.
• D) aversive conditioning.

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Definitions:

Leadership Risk

The potential for loss or adverse outcomes resulting from the actions or decisions of leadership within an organization.

Readiness Risk

The potential for loss or setbacks in a project or initiative due to a lack of preparation or resources.

Competency-Based

An approach that focuses on identifying and developing specific competencies—knowledge, skills, and behaviors—that are critical for success in a role or organization.

Task-Based

Relating to or focusing on discrete tasks or activities rather than overall roles or responsibilities.