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How did Pryor, Haag, and O'Reilly (1969) develop their hypothesis regarding the study of focus for this chapter?
 
  A) examined previous research
  B) used information from animal trainers
  C) observed behavior in a natural setting
  D) observed behavior in a laboratory setting

Question 2

The results of an operant conditioning experiment are often recorded and represented on a cumulative frequency record. Responses are scaled on the __________, while time is recorded on the __________.
 
  A) abacus : ordinate
  B) abscissa : ordinate
  C) ordinate : abacus
  D) ordinate : abscissa



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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