Counterconditioning Refers to the Process Of

question 150

Multiple Choice

Counterconditioning refers to the process of:

• A) gradually reducing the stimulus intensity to gradually reduce response intensity.
• B) presenting a UCS for a response that is incompatible with the CR that one wants eliminated.
• C) removing all reinforcement for a particular behavior in order to eliminate it.
• D) punishing a behavior that one wishes to eliminate.

Understand statistical regression and its implications in evaluating changes in performance.

Distinguish between upward and downward counterfactual thinking and their occurrences.

Comprehend the role of meta-cognition in improving learning and thinking processes.

Recognize debiasing as a method to reduce cognitive errors through deliberate processing.

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