Client who believes that everyone he meets turns away from him in disgust learns to say to himself, "i'll watch their facial expressions and body language, and then i can prove to myself that they're not disgusted with me," and then follows this guide. a radical behaviorist would refer to this as an example of:

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Client who believes that everyone he meets turns away from him in disgust learns to say to himself, "i'll watch their facial expressions and body language, and then i can prove to myself that they're not disgusted with me," and then follows this guide. a radical behaviorist would refer to this as an example of:

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The answer is rule-governed behavior. This is quite a bit of human conduct depends on rules we gain from others or make ourselves. For instance, your great companion may abstain from touching a red burner on a stove since somebody disclosed to her she would get copied on the off chance that she did. That is, she could have learned and taken after an administer about touching red burners.