Escape learning:

A) is a part of social learning theory
B) increases the probability of correct behavior
C) decreases the probability of correct behavior
D) is analogous to punishment

Escape Learning

A behavioral phenomenon where an individual learns to perform a behavior to terminate or avoid an unpleasant situation or stimulus.

Social Learning Theory

A theory that proposes individuals learn new behaviors and information by observing others, emphasizing the importance of cognitive processes in learning.

Correct Behavior

Actions or responses that are deemed appropriate within a given context, often aligning with societal, ethical, or professional standards.