Primary Reinforcer vs Secondary Reinforcer
While a primary reinforcer is innate, a secondary reinforcer is a stimulus that becomes reinforcing after being paired with a primary reinforcer, such as praise, treats, or money.
The answer is A I looked it up and yeah it’s correct
Explanation:
A team or a group takes time to perform and cooperate well, it does not do so from the time it is formed. The members of the group work together helping and supporting each other to achieve the common goal.
Researcher, Bruce Tuckman layed down five stages of group development process. They are:
- Forming stage or orientation.
- Storming Stage or power struggle.
- Norming Stage or Cooperation and Integration
- Performing Stage or Synergy
- Adjourning Stage or closure
The main focus during the working phase of the group therapy is to encourage and teach problem solving skills to facilitate behavioral changes.
corrupt educational system
undue emphasis on certificate
Environmental factor
parent's failure to be responsible
"The factor which has no effect on a child's attachment security at age 1 is A. whether the primary caregiver is a mom or dad."
"Insecurity due to attachment ways are usually caused by mismatched parenting, trauma, or lack of attention. They result in building negative affect on child's mental health, behavior and ability to build relations. According to "attachment theory", the most necessary characteristics in the development of attachment style is child's connection with caregiver's attention in times of discomfort . Parenting style has a huge role on an infant's attachment behavior."
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