Karl wishes to reinforce positive behavior in his fourth-grade students. After identifying the desired behaviors, what would be Karl's next step?
a. track the frequency of desired behaviors
b. wean the children from the reinforcers
c. explain contingencies
d. select reinforcers
e. apply reinforcers
Question 2
What is the primary reason that people's behaviors do not always match their attitudes?
a. genetic influences
b. self-serving bias
c. the actor-observer effect
d. stereotyping
e. situational constraints
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