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jho37

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In operant conditioning, a reinforcer serves to _______ a behavior it follows.
 
  A) extinguish
   B) weaken
   C) strengthen
   D) diminish

Question 2

Select the statement below that best illustrates the concept of functional impairment.
 
  A) A man is unable to attend his son's wedding in another state because of a fear of flying.
   B) A pastor is able to give the sermon even though she experiences anxiety about her performance.
   C) After experiencing an anxiety attack before going on vacation, a teenager reports enjoying himself on the trip.
   D) Despite misgivings and nervousness, a student successfully completes an in-class presentation.


heinisk01

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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A


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