Studies of Response-Outcome Relations and Reinforcement Have Found That ​

Multiple Choice

Studies of response-outcome relations and reinforcement have found that ​

A) operant behavior is automatically strengthened when it is followed by desirable consequences.
B) people actively reason out the relations between responses and the outcomes that follow.
C) there are species-specific predispositions to form certain types of associations.
D) on concurrent schedules of reinforcement, organisms emit responses that maximize the total number of reinforcers they will receive.