The Idea That Conditioning Is the Basis of Acquired Preferences

question 39

True/False

The idea that conditioning is the basis of acquired preferences motivating men to engage in deviant or unusual sexual practices has received strong empirical support.

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Definitions:

Warranty

A warranty is a guarantee provided by a seller to a buyer, promising to repair or replace a product if it fails within a certain period after purchase.

Disclaimed

The act of renouncing a claim to or denying responsibility for something, often seen in legal disclaimers or warranties.

Type

A category or class that individuals or things can be grouped into based on shared characteristics or qualities.

Implied Warranty

A legal term for the unspoken and unwritten guarantees that the law assumes goods or services must meet.