The degree to which a particular reward is enticing to a particular person is referred to as its __________.
A) reinforcement value
B) generalized expectancy
C) fixed-ratio reinforcement
D) external locus of control

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The term "reinforcement value" refers to how much a reward motivates a person to engage in a particular behavior. It varies from person to person because individuals have different desires, needs, and preferences. Other options, such as "generalized expectancy," "fixed-ratio reinforcement," and "external locus of control" don't relate to the degree to which a reward is enticing.

The Degree to Which a Particular Reward Is Enticing to a Particular