In Operant Conditioning,target Behaviours Are __________,Whereas in Classical Conditioning They

question 181

Multiple Choice

In operant conditioning,target behaviours are __________,whereas in classical conditioning they are __________.

• A)elicited;emitted
• B)emitted;elicited
• C)reinforced;punished
• D)punished;reinforced

Identify and apply effective strategies for feeding children with Down syndrome.

Recognize the importance of early speech and hearing development milestones in children.

Understand basic genetic concepts related to chromosomal abnormalities.

Provide first aid advice for minor household chemical exposures affecting the eyes.

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Definitions:

Literacy

The ability to read and write at a level that enables understanding and communication.

Cognitive Skills

Mental processes used in the acquisition of knowledge, such as memory, reasoning, problem-solving, and attention.

Work-Related Accidents

Incidents that occur in the course of work leading to physical or mental occupational injuries.

Task-Work Skills

Abilities and competencies required to effectively perform the specific functions and tasks of a job or role.