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What is the major failure of reinforcement theory in explaining changes in behavior?

A) It cannot adequately describe the original behavior.
B) It originated in the studies of the responses of animals.
C) Most behavior is in fact environmentally caused.
D) It ignores the effect of rewards and punishments upon behavior.
E) It does not recognize the effect of feelings, attitudes, and other cognitive variables.

C) Most behavior is in fact environmentally caused.

Tags: Reinforcement theory
Source: p. 225

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Author: Elisa

Main topic: Business Economics

Topic: Behavior, Managment and Organisation

School / Univ.: Hanze Hogeschool

City: Groningen

Published: 14.02.2010

Tags: Exam Year 1

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