Many Operant Conditioning Theorists Use the Term Reinforcement Rather Than

question 3

Multiple Choice

Many operant conditioning theorists use the term reinforcement rather than "reward" because:

• A) The term "reward" can refer only to a material reinforcer.
• B) The term "reward" can refer only to a social reinforcer.
• C) One type of reinforcement (negative reinforcement) is actually a form of punishment.
• D) The term "reward" implies a consequence that most people would judge to be desirable.

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