Interactions that elicit rewards are
A) less likely to be repeated.
B) less likely to be noticed.
C) most likely to be rewarded themselves.
D) most likely to be repeated.
E) most likely to be stopped.

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Interactions that elicit rewards are most likely to be repeated. This is due to the principle of operant conditioning, in which behaviors that are reinforced (i.e. rewarded) are more likely to be repeated in the future.

Interactions That Elicit Rewards Are