The Ability to Use Another Person's Reactions as Information Pertaining

question 70

Multiple Choice

The ability to use another person's reactions as information pertaining to how we should respond is termed _____;behaviorists would conceptualize the reactions of the other person in terms of a _____.

• A)overimitation;secondary reinforcer
• B)overimitation;discriminative stimulus
• C)social referencing;secondary reinforcer
• D)social referencing;discriminative stimulus

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Definitions:

Output Methods

Various ways in which data or information can be presented, transferred, or made available to another process, device, or user.

Speakers

Devices that convert electrical audio signals into sound waves, enabling the playback of music, speech, and other sounds.

Interactive Whiteboards

Digital display boards that respond to user input either through touch or specialized pens, used in educational and corporate settings.

Graphical User Interface

A visual way of interacting with a computer using items like windows, icons, and menus, intended to make software easier to use.