In order to reduce the frequency of behaviors that are not wanted, a behaviorist will use a) learning b) rewards c) punishment d) reinforcements

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In order to reduce the frequency of behaviors that are not wanted, a behaviorist will use

a)
learning

b)
rewards

c)
punishment

d)
reinforcements

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c) punishment I think

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