According to Gray's reinforcement sensitivity theory,an organism with a heightened sensitivity to punishers in the environment is most likely to

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Gray's reinforcement sensitivity theory proposes that individuals with heightened sensitivity to punishers in the environment are more likely to learn associations between behaviors and negative consequences. This is because they are more motivated to avoid punishment and therefore pay more attention to potential negative outcomes of their actions.

According to Gray's Reinforcement Sensitivity Theory,an Organism with a Heightened