In “Good Country People,” why had Mrs. Hopewell hired the Freemans?

Which of the following is false regarding conditioned reinforcement?

Which of the following parameters of reinforcement affects behavior resistance to change when an environmental change is introduced?

In behavioral economics, consumption of the reinforcer is influenced by                            .

1. Solve the questions for the following c code,  #include void fun1(int x, int *y){    x = x * (*y);    *y = 3 * (*y); } int main(){    int x = 3, y =7 ;    fun1(x, y); if(x==y){               printf(“x=y=%d”, x); }else{               printf(“%d\t%d\n”, x, y); }    return (0);} b) What will be printed when the corrected program is compiled and executed? and why?

Question 7: This program manages Pet Adoption Records. Each Pet has a name, species, and a Date of adoption, and is linked to an Adopter who has a name and age.  Complete the code below by filling in the missing parts  #include typedef struct {     // Question a) Define Adopter struct with name and age } Adopter; typedef struct { // Question b) Define a Date struct with day, month, and year } Date; typedef struct { // Question c) Define Pet struct with name, species, Date of adoption, and Adopter } Pet; // Question c) Function to print one Pet’s info void PrintPet_info(______________________) { } int main(){     Pet pets[3] = {     { “Bella”, “Dog”, {15, 3, 2023},   {“Emily Johnson”, 27}  },     { “Milo”, “Cat”, {22, 7, 2022}, {“Michael Smith”, 34} },     {“Luna”, “Rabbit”, {3, 1, 2024}, {“Jessica Miller”, 19} } };     // Question d) Print info for all pets using  PrintPet_info function     return 0;}    b) Write a struct named Date that stores day, month, and year as integers. 

Question 5: The following program transforms a string by converting lowercase letters to uppercase and replacing vowels with ‘#’. It also counts the times the letter ‘g’ appears in a string. Fill in the missing parts to complete the code logic.  #include #include int gcounts(char str[]) { int count=0;     // Question e) use strlen to scan the string and count the number of times ‘G’ appears return count;} void encode(char str[]) {     char *p = str;                                      // Question a)     while ( ___________ ) {                             // Question b)             if (*p >= ‘a’ && *p max_g) {             max_g = g_count;             max_index = i;         }     }     if (max_index != -1) {         printf(“\nString with the most ‘g’s: %s\n”, courses[max_index]);         printf(“Index: %d, ‘g’ count: %d\n”, max_index, max_g);     }     return 0; } b) Finish the while loop stopping condition, see if anything else is missing to ensure the loop works correctly. 

Question 3: Trace the following code, assume it compiles and runs without errors. The initial addresses for the pointers are a=100, p=1000, and x=2000 #include int main(void) {     int a[] = {12, 4, 18, 3, 7, 15};     int *p, *x;     int n = 6;     x = a;     for (p = a; p < a + n; p++) {         if (*p < *x)             x = p;     }     printf("Value: %d at %ld\n", *x, x - a);     return 0; } a) What is the functionality of this code? Explain.

Question 5: The following program transforms a string by converting lowercase letters to uppercase and replacing vowels with ‘#’. It also counts the times the letter ‘g’ appears in a string. Fill in the missing parts to complete the code logic.  #include #include int gcounts(char str[]) { int count=0;     // Question e) use strlen to scan the string and count the number of times ‘G’ appears return count;} void encode(char str[]) {     char *p = str;                                      // Question a)     while ( ___________ ) {                             // Question b)             if (*p >= ‘a’ && *p max_g) {             max_g = g_count;             max_index = i;         }     }     if (max_index != -1) {         printf(“\nString with the most ‘g’s: %s\n”, courses[max_index]);         printf(“Index: %d, ‘g’ count: %d\n”, max_index, max_g);     }     return 0; } f) In part (e) Can you use sizeof() instead of strlen()?Y/N and why? 

The “separation of concerns” architectural principle refers to: