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Behavioral theories of learning emphasize
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Observable actions
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Rays temper tantrums have finally driven his mother to her wits end rays mom says she will ignore the tantrums no matter what this plan is an example of
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Extinction
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Operant conditioning differs from classical conditioning by
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Focusing on the consequences of voluntary behavior
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Mr lynch always uses his mean face to stop undesirable behavior in his 1st period class however even though he looks at tommy with his mean face he still talks out of turn. tommy is talking out of turn more and more frequently. for tommy the mean face is apparently a
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Positive reinforcer
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Removing an aversive stimulus to increase the frequency of behavior exemplifies
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Negative reinforcement
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You take out the garbage in order to get your father to stop pestering you. your behavior is influenced by
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Negative reinforcement
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Please remember to put your name on each page is an example of what
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Cueing
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The most effective reprimands are those that are
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Soft and private
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Gaining weight from ages 2-3 is an example of
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Maturation
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All developmental theories have the following general principal in commondevelopment is/occurs
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Development is gradual
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If john is introduced to the concept of fractions today he will not be able to start adding and subtracting them tomorrow. what general principal of development is illustrated
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Development takes place gradually
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The last part of the brain to develop fully is the
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Frontal lobe
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According to Piaget the foundation for development in all humans is supplied by
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Maturation
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Piagets basic blocks of thinking and memory are
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Schemas
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Jennine saw a rock sinking in water"all rocks sink"then she saw a pumice float and told it was a rock.she was asked again if all rocks sink"well most do"In Piagets terms what process did Jeannine use
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Accommodation
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