Operant Conditioning Is a Type of Conditioning That Is Dependent

question 104

Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning is a type of conditioning that is dependent on:

• A) intelligent comprehension of the situation.
• B) feedback resulting from one's actions.
• C) innate and unlearned reflexes.
• D) the ability to imitate social models.

Understand the terminology used in social work, including differences between administration and management.

Recognize the prevalence and role of social casework services in social welfare agencies.

Understand various leadership theories and approaches including trait, situational, distributed-functions, and servant-leadership.

Recognize the roles, power, and influence dynamics within groups.

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