Why is it important to move from reinforcing one approximation to the next approximation at a proper pace?
What will be an ideal response?
Reinforcing one approximation too many times make it difficult to move to the next step; the individual may continue to engage in the previous approximation. At the same time, if the person does not master one approximation, it may be impossible or at least difficult to progress to the next step.
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a. there seem to be biologically based, hormonal differences between lesbian and heterosexual women. b. most women develop a fairly rigid sexual orientation during childhood, and this orientation remains stable throughout their lives. c. the principles of learning theory—especially punishment and rewards—explain whether women become heterosexual or lesbian. d. most North American women initially think of themselves as being heterosexual, but some review their experiences and decide that they are lesbian or bisexual.
Moos' research has led to the conclusion that
a. work productivity is not affected by the environment. b. supportive work environments reduce stress. c. bank customers do not care if the teller is friendly or not. d. stress is related to outside influences and not to work environments.
The somatic nervous system contains:
A. sympathetic division and parasympathetic division B. afferent and efferent fibers C. sensory and afferent fibers D. motor fibers and latent fibers
Gillian has been earning $1 million a year, starring in a television show, and is the highest-paid actress on that network. However, several actors on other shows, less highly rated than hers, make $5 million a year. To keep from resenting this situation, she should ____
a. ?change her reference group b. ?complain privately to her friends c. ?work harder d. ?complain publicly