Who would most likely argue that the consequences that follow a behavior determine whether that behavior is exhibited again?
A) a Skinnerian
B) a humanist
C) an ethologist
D) a Freudian

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Skinnerians believe in the concept of operant conditioning, where the consequences of a behavior determine the likelihood of it being repeated. Positive consequences increase the likelihood of a behavior being repeated, while negative consequences decrease the likelihood.

Who Would Most Likely Argue That the Consequences That Follow