Answer:
Critical incident
Explanation:
The tale of Professor Larry Foster and his grade book filled with Fs was told by one generation of faculty to the next with a mix of envy, awe and delight. If there was one thing you could be sure of, there was no grade inflation in his department, whose culture was formed primarily by Critical incident.
A critical incident is any unplanned event which takes place during the class. In other words, incidents happen but critical incidents are created because of their importance, teachers can critically analyze any of their lessons and can make a particular event critical by reflecting on it.
That is called the Declaratory Act
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Answer:
(C) Not petting the dog unless he obeys
Explanation:
Negative reinforcement is defined as a type of operant conditioning where a pleasurable reinforcement is taken away from the conditioning target, in order for the target to exhibit the expected behavior. Thus, since a dog finds being petted pleasurable, not giving the dog a petting unless it obeys commands is a form of negative reinforcement.
The other options are components of operant conditioning: (A) is a form of negative punishment, while (B) is a form of positive punishment. (D) is possibly a form of shaping.