How does the subject have significant control in the process of operant conditioning?
a) By choosing a behavior's consequences
b) By selecting the strength of a stimulus
c) By assessing the payoff of a behavior
d) By avoiding a discriminatory stimulus
Ans: c) By assessing the payoff of a behavior
Psychology
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To encourage gender, age, racial, and ethnic diversity, the National Institutes of Health require all grant applications to include __________ for traditionally underrepresented groups
A) recruitment strategies B) participant guidelines C) recruiters D) projected drop-out rates
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