What Is the Limitation of Reinforcement Theory in Explaining Changes

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is the limitation of reinforcement theory in explaining changes in behavior?

• A) It does not adequately describe the original behavior.
• B) It lays too much emphasis on feelings and attitudes.
• C) Most behavior is, in fact, environmentally caused.
• D) It ignores the effect of rewards and punishments on behavior.
• E) It does not recognize the effect of cognitive variables.

Identify and use specific arguments related to macro actions effectively.

Recognize the role of conditional expressions and statements in customizing macro behavior.

Understand how to create, modify, and delete macro actions and macros.

Gain knowledge on the integration of macros with forms, reports, and data management within Access.

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