The four conditions that must be met for punishment to be effective are ________, ________, ________, and ________.
A) it must be delayed for a brief period of time; it must be relatively likely to occur; it must be mild; and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
B) it must be delayed for a brief period of time; it must be relatively likely to occur; it must be mild; and it must be perceived by all parties to the punishment as deserved
C) it must be delayed for a brief period of time; it must be relatively likely to occur; it must be strong; and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
D) it must be prompt; it must be certain to occur; it must be strong; and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
E) it must be delayed for a brief period of time; it must be certain to occur; it must be strong; and it must be perceived by recipients as deserved
Question 2
Punishment involves ________.
A) the delivery of positive reinforcements to individuals when they engage in specific behaviors
B) the delivery of aversive consequences to individuals when they engage in specific unwanted behaviors
C) the substitution of one target for aggressive behavior for another
D) exposing individuals to a stimuli which causes them to experience affective states incompatible with aggression
E) the delivery of negative reinforcements to someone when they engage in specific behaviors
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