Thorndike's Law of __________ States That Behavior Followed by Pleasant

question 12

Multiple Choice

Thorndike's law of __________ states that behavior followed by pleasant consequences is likely to be repeated; behavior followed by unpleasant consequences is not.

• A) effect
• B) behavior
• C) outcomes
• D) expectancy

Evaluate the role of drug usage in managing medical conditions.

Understand the preparation and patient instruction for fecal occult blood testing.

Recognize the impact of cultural, religious preferences, and sensitivities on patient dietary practices.

Identify factors affecting the digestive process.

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Definitions:

Overload Protection

A safety feature designed to protect electrical circuits from damage caused by excessive current flow, typically via circuit breakers or fuses.

Overload Unit

A device or component in electric motors designed to protect them from running over their designed load for too long, preventing overheating or damage.

Normally Closed

Refers to a switch or relay that is in a closed (conducting) state when at rest, opening only when activated.

Overload Contacts

Electrical contacts designed to open or close in response to an overload condition, providing protection to circuits and devices.