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An “A+” course grade is which kind of reinforcer?

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An “A+” course grade is which kind of reinforcer?

(A) primary
(B) secondary
(C) continuous
(D) partial
(E) interval

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Answer
(B) secondary

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Explanation
A course grade is a secondary reinforcer because (most of us) learn to value high course grades. We do not need to learn to value primary reinforcers because they are related to basic needs and are rewarding (e.g., food, water, sleep)


 
Posted : 12/06/2024 9:43 pm
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