Another term for operant conditioning
a. classical conditioning
b. operative conditioning
c. instrumental conditioning
d. positive conditioning
C
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a. Julie will be quite outgoing and friendly with peers, and she will eagerly seek out new experiences. b. Julie will be a little on the shy side but not totally isolated from her peers, and she might be moderately hesitant about new experiences. c. Julie will be extremely shy in social settings. It may be difficult for her to leave her house, especially on occasions when she does not know exactly what to expect. d. Julie is likely to have periods of significant depression, especially after puberty.
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A. enhance researchers’ skills in research B. enhance research by improving the competences of the educational researchers C. aid researchers’ quest for knowledge D. answer the inherent question or problem under investigation