To confine one's behavior of studying to a particular setting is
A) an example of a stimulus control procedure.
B) often effective as a means to increase one's efficiency at studying.
C) often harmful to one's ability to concentrate.
D) Both a and b are correct.
Question 2
Your new puppy has the habit of chewing the rug. One way of using stimulus control to eliminate this behavior would be to:
A) negatively punish the occurrence of this behavior.
B) positively punish the occurrence of this behavior.
C) train the behavior to occur on cue.
D) rapidly alternate the cues associated with the behavior.
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