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Tirant22

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Vicarious extinction is most likely to involve a
 
  a. self model.
  b. vicarious model.
  c. coping model.
  d. natural model.

Question 2

Vicarious extinction occurs when a model
 
  a. behaves without negative consequences.
  b. is subsequently denied reinforcement.
  c. is no longer reinforcing to the observer.
  d. successfully avoids punishment.



tanna.moeller

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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