________ refers to a series of smaller behaviors that eventually form a desired and more complex behavior when reinforced operantly.
A) Successive approximations
B) Successive shaping
C) Successive modification
D) Approximal modification

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Successive approximations, also known as shaping, involves reinforcing smaller behaviors that lead to the desired complex behavior. As the individual learns and performs each small behavior correctly, they gradually move toward performing the more complex behavior. This technique is commonly used in behavior modification and training.

________ Refers to a Series of Smaller Behaviors That Eventually