The extinction of an operant response requires that
a. the person must be punished frequently.
b. reinforcements must be unpredictable.
c. punishment must be delivered consistently.
d. attention must be paid to the "proper" responses.
e. all possible reinforcers must be withheld.
e. all possible reinforcers must be withheld.
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