Learning to Repeat or Stop Behaviours Because of Their Consequences

question 127

Multiple Choice

Learning to repeat or stop behaviours because of their consequences refers to

• A) classical conditioning.
• B) operant conditioning.
• C) observational learning.
• D) punishment.

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Definitions:

Cynicism

A negative attitude or skepticism towards something, often marked by a lack of trust or belief in its value or truth.

Hydrocephalus

A condition characterized by an abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the ventricles of the brain, possibly leading to increased pressure and swelling.

Bulging Fontanel

An outward curving of one of the soft spots on a baby's skull, which can indicate increased intracranial pressure or other health issues.

Dilated Scalp Veins

Enlarged blood vessels on the scalp, often visible and can indicate increased intracranial pressure or other underlying conditions.