Hefferline, Keenan, and Harford (1959) Demonstrated That Operant Conditioning Could

question 146

Multiple Choice

Hefferline, Keenan, and Harford (1959) demonstrated that operant conditioning could occur without awareness of the link between behavior and its consequence when they studied the effects of _____.

• A) stress on body tension
• B) viewing TV violence on aggressive behavior
• C) using a token economy to increase desirable behaviors
• D) behavior modification on toilet training

---

Definitions:

Illegal Activity

Actions or behaviors that are prohibited by law and subject to criminal penalties or civil liability.

Good Cause

A legally valid reason or justification for an action, often pertaining to decisions in employment or legal proceedings.

Sullivan V. Harnisch

A legal case that addressed issues related to securities fraud and broker-dealer standards of conduct, highlighting the aspects of financial regulation and the obligations of financial professionals towards their clients.

Court of Appeals

An appellate court that hears appeals from lower courts, reviewing their decisions to ensure the law was correctly applied and procedures were followed.