Joe Learns How to Make a Paper Airplane by Watching

question 6

Multiple Choice

Joe learns how to make a paper airplane by watching his older brother. He goes to his kindergarten where he makes a paper airplane, and Jenna learns to make one by watching Joe. Jenna goes home after school and plays with her friend Nora. Nora learns to make a paper airplane by watching Jenna. This process illustrates:

• A)shaping through successive approximations.
• B)a diffusion chain.
• C)a three-term contingency.
• D)stimulus generalization.

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Definitions:

Network Structures

The arrangement and interconnection of elements in a system, often referring to how people or positions are interconnected within organizations.

Core Organization

The fundamental, central part of an organization that is essential for its operation and defines its main purpose.

Matrix Structure

An organizational framework that combines two or more types of organizational structures, typically functional and product-based divisions, to leverage the benefits of both.

Conflict

A situation where two or more parties disagree due to opposing needs, desires, beliefs, or values, which can occur between individuals, groups, or organizations.