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The functions of a "death system" include
Free Operant Theory
A concept in behavioral psychology where an organism can respond at any time, leading to certain consequences, which then affect the frequency of future behaviors.
Behavioral Allocation
The process of distributing or prioritizing behaviors based on various factors such as rewards, effort required, and environmental cues.
Matching Law
A principle stating that animals will distribute their behaviors in proportion to the rate of reinforcement they receive for those behaviors.
Minimizing Law
The principle suggesting that organisms will adapt their behaviors in order to minimize negative consequences or punishments.
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