Question

Children who are promised a payoff for playing with an interesting toy have later been observed to play with the toy less than those who are not promised the reward. This provides evidence for the role of ________ in operant behavior.
a. spontaneous recovery
b. primary reinforcers
c. cognitive processes
d. negative reinforcers

Answer 1

Answer:

Cognitive process in ope-rant conditioning

Explanation:

The cognitive process is the process related to the mental process in which a person involved in the process of gaining knowledge and comprehend the knowledge. In this process many processes are involved such as remembering, knowing, judging and problem-solving.

It encompasses the knowledge and it is higher-level processing in which imagination, language, planning, and perception are involved. Many of the psychologists think that people acquire knowledge through observation and perception.

In this process when a person sees any object, hear any voice will transform that information into signals and that person's brain can take that cue and can act upon that cue. Thus in above statement cognitive process play a role in ope-rant behavior