Question

which of the following are the outcomes or events that follow a particular behavior? schedule of reinforcement consequences operant conditioning intermittent reinforcement

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "schedule of reinforcement": Refers to how often reinforcement is given, not the outcomes of behavior.
• "consequences": By definition, consequences are the outcomes or events that follow a behavior (e.g., rewards or punishments in behavioral contexts).
• "operant conditioning": Is a learning theory about how behavior is shaped by consequences, not the outcomes themselves.
• "intermittent reinforcement": Is a type of reinforcement schedule, not the outcomes of behavior.

Answer:

B. consequences