A Comparison Between Reinforcement That Is Directly Contingent Upon Behavior

question 25

Short Answer

A comparison between reinforcement that is directly contingent upon behavior and noncontingent reinforcement can be made with a(n) _______ design.

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Definitions:

Neurophysiological Learning

The process of forming and strengthening neural connections in the brain as a result of learning and experience.

Inner Processes

Internal cognitive or psychological activities that influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Cognitive Map

A mental representation of one's physical environment, allowing for navigation, understanding spatial relationships, and planning routes.

Gestalt

An approach emphasizing that the whole of something is greater than its parts, used particularly in psychology to describe patterns and perceptions.