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moongchi

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The shaping of behavior through reward or punishment is called:
 
  a. conditioning
  b. identity reinforcement
  c. modeling
  d. symbolic representation

Question 2

The second shift refers to which of the following:
 
  a. When a family member has to take on a second job to make ends meet
  b. When both the wife and husband are in the workforce
  c. Overtime hours that a family member is forced to work to make up for lost income during a recession
  d. household labor such as cooking, cleaning and childcare



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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