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    In Akers's Social Learning Theory, Removing a Positive Stimulus Is
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In Akers's Social Learning Theory, Removing a Positive Stimulus Is

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In Akers's social learning theory, removing a positive stimulus is referred to as


A) Positive reinforcement.
B) Negative reinforcement.
C) Direct punishment.
D) Indirect punishment.

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