Positive Consequences That Motivate Behavior Are Referred to as

question 7

Multiple Choice

Positive consequences that motivate behavior are referred to as

• A)benefactors.
• B)regulators.
• C)reinforcers.
• D)effectors.
• E)sanctions.

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Definitions:

Deceptive Arguments

Arguments or statements intentionally designed to mislead or manipulate others.

Fewer Concessions

Making minimal compromises or yielding less in negotiations to achieve one's own objectives.

Social Contract

A theoretical agreement within a society in which individuals consent to surrender some freedoms in exchange for protection of essential rights and social order.

Defend

To protect from harm, danger, or challenge through argumentation or physical measures.