Every Time John Gets in His Car and Begins to Drive

question 97

Multiple Choice

Every time John gets in his car and begins to drive without a seatbelt, an annoying red flashing light blinks. John is less likely to drive the car without his seatbelt in the future. This is an example of ______.

• A) operant conditioning
• B) classical conditioning
• C) positive reinforcement
• D) extinction

Understand the effects of punishment on behavior and its potential long-term impacts.

Explain the interaction between classical and operant conditioning in the learning process.

Identify the factors affecting the effectiveness of reinforcement and punishment.

Understand the ethical considerations and societal perspectives on corporal punishment and its alternatives.

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