Systems of Rewards and Punishment Can Backfire Because

question 177

Multiple Choice

Systems of rewards and punishment can backfire because:

• A)most people reject the theoretical views of the behaviorists.
• B)the effectiveness of rewards has been validated only in animal models.
• C)people do not like to feel manipulated.
• D)rewards and punishers tend to cancel out the effectiveness of the other.

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