Operant conditioning
Operant conditioning, developed by B.F Skinner, is a way of learning through reward and punishment.
Answer: <em>Option (C) is correct.</em>
Based on social cognitive theory, which holds that fragment of an person's knowledge procurement can be without prevarication related to acknowledging other individuals within the framework of social interactions, experiences, and outside influences. Therefore, Mr Zimmer reaches his goal if he lets Mario see him punish his friend Carlos when Carlos makes disturbing noises.
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Two similarities are they both were polytheistic. Which means they believed that there was a god or goddess for every aspect in life, they built temples for a particular god or goddess, and believed in many gods led by Zeus that lived on mount Olympus. Two Differences in Sparta and Athens’ religion were that Athens has the patron goddess Athena, while Spartans favor the god Ares.
The answer is False for that one
Passing cultural ideas from china to japan
korea is located right between china and japan so it was considered a cultural bridge
