Any Event Whose Presence Decreases the Likelihood That Ongoing Behaviour

question 123

Multiple Choice

Any event whose presence decreases the likelihood that ongoing behaviour will recur is __________.

• A)a secondary reinforcer
• B)an aversive stimulus
• C)punishment
• D)negative reinforcement

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Definitions:

Over-Identifies

When an individual excessively relates to or sees themselves in someone else's situation or characteristics, often leading to biased judgement or loss of objectivity.

Supportive Supervision

A management approach that focuses on guiding employees or subordinates in a constructive manner, aiming to motivate and develop their skills.

Counseling a Family

The process of providing psychological support and guidance to family members collectively, addressing the dynamics and issues that affect the family system.

Co-Therapist

A situation where two therapists work together to provide treatment to the same individual or group, often combining their expertise.