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Destiiny22

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According to social learning theory, punishment is most effective in ensuring that a child will not violate an adult's prohibition if punishment occurs
 
  a. just after the child violates the prohibition.
  b. while the child is violating the prohibition.
  c. after the child has violated the prohibition twice.
  d. after the child shows repeated violations of the prohibition.

Question 2

How does the concept of range of reaction conceptualize the interaction between genotype and environment?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Range of reaction conceptualizes the idea that a trait or behavior influenced by a person's genotype may be unique to a particular kind of environment.



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