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The question of whether research results obtained in one setting will apply to another setting is called
Observed Behavior
The actions or reactions of an individual or group that are visible and can be recorded or noted.
Self-administered Reinforcement
A behavior modification technique where individuals give themselves rewards or punishments to increase or decrease certain behaviors.
Reward
An item, event, or outcome that increases the likelihood of a behavior being repeated, crucial in the processes of learning and conditioning.
Punishment
A consequence given in response to an action or behavior deemed unacceptable or wrong, intended to discourage that behavior.
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