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lunatika

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A sliding reinforcer isa stimulus that
 
  A) brings rewards in small doses, but punishments in larger doses.
  B) brings punishments in small doses, but rewards in larger doses.
  C) brings rewards to groups, but punishments to individuals.
  D) alternates between reinforcement and punishment.

Question 2

Your text used the example of driving cars in Los Angeles, in which small doses bring rewards but large doses bring punishments, as a
 
  A) replenishing resource management dilemma.
  B) tragedy of the commons problem.
  C) public goods dilemma.
  D) sliding reinforcer.



Jossy

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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