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:

Temporary Investments

Investments in securities or other assets that are intended to be sold within a short period, typically within a year.

Accounts Receivable

Money owed to a company by its customers for goods or services that have been delivered or sold but not yet paid for.

Working Capital

The disparity between a firm's existing resources and its short-term obligations, showcasing its ability to fulfil financial commitments and operational prowess.

Current Assets

Resources anticipated to be transformed into cash, sold off, or used up either within a year or over the span of the business's regular operational cycle, depending on which is more extended.