A Contingency of Reinforcement Can Be Described as

question 13

Multiple Choice

A contingency of reinforcement can be described as

• A) the process by which individuals learn voluntary behavior.
• B) knowledge acquisition through the mental processing of information by observing and imitating others.
• C) the relationship between a behavior and the preceding and following environmental events that influence that behavior.
• D) the process by which individuals learn to link the information from a neutral stimulus to a stimulus that causes a response.

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Definitions:

Plural

The grammatical form used to denote more than one of a particular object or concept.

Singular

Being one of a kind; unique, or referring to a single form or instance of something.

Singular

Unique or one of a kind; also refers to a grammatical number denoting a single item or unit.

Urine

A liquid by-product of metabolism in humans and many animals, expelled from the kidneys and stored in the bladder until it is released from the body.