Through Language We Often Learn Things That We Ourselves Have

question 61

Multiple Choice

Through language we often learn things that we ourselves have neither personally experienced nor directly observed.This best illustrates the importance of

• A) respondent behavior.
• B) spontaneous recovery.
• C) cognitive learning.
• D) operant conditioning.

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Definitions:

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Gini Index

A measure of the inequality of wealth or income distribution within a country.

Kuznet Curve

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