Answer:
The correct answer is Stimulus control intervention.
Explanation:
Stimulus control is a concept of behavioral psychology that refers to the way an organism behaves when in the presence of a certain stimulus and how that behavior changes in its absence.
<u>A discriminative stimulus is a stimulus that modifies the organism's behavior in this particular manner. </u>
In this particular case, to reduce the temptation to buy and consume the snacks, Grayson starts shopping at a local farmer's market and subscribes to a healthy-eating blog. Grayson is aboiding the stimulus that causes him to elicit the behavior of eating sugary snacks.
In conclusion, Grayson's behavior demonstrates principles of a Stimulus control intervention.
<span>In contrast with correlational research, experimental research allows cause-and-effect conclusions. This is because experimental research limits the number of independent variables to one variable, so we know that the independent variable has an effect on the dependent variable. In correlational research the independent variable is not limited to one, so while we know there is a correlation between the independent and dependent variable, we don't know that it caused it. An example is that on a rainy day we see a people carrying umbrellas. However, the correlation between people carrying umbrellas and the rain does not mean the people carrying the umbrellas caused the rain.</span>
