Operant Conditioning Theory Argues That

question 119

Multiple Choice

Operant conditioning theory argues that:

• A)an individual's purposes direct his or her action
• B)people learn to behave to get something they want or to avoid something they don't want
• C)behaviour as environmentally caused
• D)reinforcement conditions behaviour

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Definitions:

Aspiration

The act of inhaling or drawing in fluid or a foreign body into the respiratory tract; or a strong desire to achieve something.

Sims' Position

A body position often used in medical examinations where the patient lies on their left side with the right knee drawn up and the left arm positioned behind the body.

Skin Breakdown

The deterioration of skin integrity, often resulting from prolonged pressure or friction.

Decreased Mobility

A reduction in the ability to move freely and easily, often due to injury, illness, or aging.