The correct answer is reinforced
Sometimes, a behavior can not always be reinforced. Positive reinforcement negative reinforcement. In both cases, the goal is always to reinforce the behavior and increase the likelihood of it occurring again in the future. In real-world contexts, behaviors are unlikely to be reinforced each time they occur.
Behavior tends to repeat itself if reinforced and depends on learning.
The conflict between Palestinians and the Jews has multiple aspects to it, but I would say that the primary and most important is:
<span>b. the claim by both groups that it was their homeland. - correct answer!
As an extension of their dispute over the land in general they also in practice disagree about the borders, but the claim to the whole land is more important as the center of the conflict.
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Answer:
Object Permanence
Explanation:
Based on the information provided it can be said that these different responses most likely reflect differences in Object Permanence. This term refers to the understanding that objects still exist even though the individual cannot see, hear, touch, smell, or sense the object in any way. In this scenario, the brother believed that Emanuel was getting rid of the blocks and the 8-month old brother knows that they are still in the chest and wants to continue playing with them. Yet, for the niece, the blocks no longer exist and she just played with the next toy that she could find.
In Pavlov's original experiment, the bell began as a(n) neutral stimulus and by the end became a(n)s; conditioned stimulus.
Bell ringing was first used by Pavlov as a neutral stimulus. A stimulus that triggers an instinctive response is known as an unconditioned stimulus. Food served as the unconditioned stimulus in Pavlov's experiment. A reflexive response to stimuli is referred to as an unconditioned response. In his experiment, the dogs would slobber in response to food, but after numerous presentations of the food combined with the sound of a bell, the dogs would start to slobber in response to the sound alone. The bell's tone served as the conditioned stimulus in this instance.
A neutral stimulus is one that first causes only the attention to be focused, not any particular response. In classical conditioning, the neutral stimulus transforms into a conditioned stimulus when combined with an unconditioned stimulus.
To know more about conditioned stimulus refer to: brainly.com/question/18080270
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D. Make small rulings that pertain to specific cases
