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An example of a hydrogenous sediment is:
Operant Conditioning
A teaching mechanism where the power of an action is changed using incentives or disciplinary actions.
Extensions
In various contexts, refers to the act of expanding or stretching something beyond its original or current state.
Good Grade
A favorable evaluation or score typically given to students' work in an educational setting, reflecting high levels of comprehension and mastery.
Classical Conditioning
A teaching technique involving the repetitive pairing of two stimuli, causing a response at first produced by the second stimulus to be eventually provoked by only the first stimulus.
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