Psychologists Once Believed That Any Stimulus (Whether a Taste,sight,or Sound)could

question 16

Multiple Choice

Psychologists once believed that any stimulus (whether a taste,sight,or sound) could serve equally well as a conditioned stimulus.This belief was challenged by research demonstrating the importance of

• A) extrinsic motivation.
• B) latent learning.
• C) modeling.
• D) biological constraints.

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Definitions:

Decision Makers

Individuals or groups responsible for making choices that will impact themselves or others in a business or organizational context.

Business Message

Information communicated in a professional setting, aimed at achieving a specific business objective.

Direct Approach

A straightforward method of communication or problem solving that involves addressing an issue or task head-on.

Receptive

Open and willing to consider or accept new suggestions or ideas.