The Administration of Positive Consequences That Tend to Increase the Likelihood

question 56

Short Answer

The administration of positive consequences that tend to increase the likelihood of repeating the behavior in similar settings is known as __________.

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Definitions:

Need For Uniqueness

The drive to stand out or be distinguished from others, influencing consumer preferences and behaviors.

Neo-Freudians

A group of psychologists who expanded upon Sigmund Freud's theories, focusing more on social and cultural factors influencing personality.

Trait Theory

A psychological framework that defines personality through consistent patterns of thought, em機 and behavior known as traits.

Trait Theory

A psychological approach that attempts to categorize human personalities into broad personality traits, which are thought to be consistent and enduring over time.