Adding something good as a consequence of a behavior is called _____ reinforcement.

Which of the following students provides the most accurate description of the way that boundary extension might operate in eyewitness testimony?

a. Daniel: "Each time the eyewitness retells the story, the boundary becomes increasingly well defined." b. Nora: "In reality monitoring, eyewitnesses have difficulty establishing the boundary between events that actually happened and events that they simply imagined." c. Dora María: "A lawyer can carefully manipulate the questions, so that eyewitnesses remember the inferences, rather than events that actually happened." d. Augusto: "Eyewitnesses may believe that they saw a person's entire face, when part of the face was actually blocked from view."

A central idea behind the ____________ rule is that a defendant is not legally responsible for a crime if they could not differentiate between right and wrong when the crime was committed

FIll in the blank with correct word.