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Both observational learning and vicarious conditioning support the understanding that
 
  a. behavior is developed through operant and classical conditioning.
  b. reinforcement is more powerful than punishment in changing behavior.
  c. behaviors can be learned by simply observing others.
  d. structured learning is more persistent.

Question 2

Six-year old Jorge was toilet trained at age three. Although he remains dry during the
  day, he started wetting his bed about six months ago and still wets his bed about three
  times a week.
 
  According to this description, it is likely that Jorge meets diagnostic
  criteria for:
  a. Nocturnal enuresis
  b. Diurnal enuresis
  c. Nocturnal encopresis
  d. Diurnal encopresis
  e. Nocturnal and diurnal enuresis



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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