Operant conditioning is based on the principle of “law of effect,” which means:
A. a behavior will increase or decrease based on the consequences that follow that behavior.
B. a behavior will increase or decrease, regardless of the consequences that follow the behavior.
C. people do not learn from the consequences of their behavior, unless they are physically punished.
D. people will not engage in behavior that is deemed “illegal.”
Answer:A
Operant conditioning is based on the principle of “law of effect,” which means:
A. a behavior will increase or decrease based on the consequences that follow that behavior. B. a behavior will increase or decrease, regardless of the consequences that follow the behavior. C. people do not learn from the consequences of their behavior, unless they are physically punished. D. people will not engage in behavior that is deemed “illegal.”