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:

Direct Supervision

The management approach where a supervisor is directly involved in overseeing the day-to-day activities and performance of employees.

Liaison Roles

A responsibility involving acting as an intermediary to ensure effective communication and cooperation between distinct groups or departments within an organization.

Work Processes

The structured activities, methods, or practices used to convert inputs into outputs, aiming at achieving organizational objectives efficiently.

Geographic Departmentation

An organizational structure where functions or departments are grouped based on geographic location or territories.