Sometimes when people are punished they don't stop doing the behaviour,they just make the right response to end the aversive (unpleasant)stimulus,for example,by lying.This is called
A) avoidance conditioning.
B) the Skinner effect.
C) systematic desensitization.
D) cognitive cancellation.

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This is an example of avoidance conditioning, in which the individual learns to avoid the aversive stimulus (punishment) by engaging in a different behavior (lying). This does not necessarily address the underlying behavior that led to the punishment in the first place.

Sometimes When People Are Punished They Don't Stop Doing the Behaviour,they