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    Shaping a Behavior That Is Not Likely to Occur Spontaneously
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Shaping a Behavior That Is Not Likely to Occur Spontaneously

Question 3

Question 3

Multiple Choice

Shaping a behavior that is not likely to occur spontaneously is accomplished by:


A) self-actualization.
B) successive approximation.
C) variable-interval reinforcement.
D) accident or luck.

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