The behavioral version of selection by consequences assumes that
A) reinforcement stamps in successful or useful behaviors.
B) reinforcement prevents some behaviors from becoming extinguished.
C) behavioral variation can occur even when the organism's original behavior is not variable.
D) nonrewarded behaviors never really disappear, they just become less frequent.

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The Answer of The behavioral version of selection by consequences assumes that
A) reinforcement stamps in successful or useful behaviors.
B) reinforcement prevents some behaviors from becoming extinguished.
C) behavioral variation can occur even when the organism's original behavior is not variable.
D) nonrewarded behaviors never really disappear, they just become less frequent.

The Behavioral Version of Selection by Consequences Assumes That