in the text, the author describes an experiment in which a group of children were told a hypothetical story in which an adult punished a neutral act, such as a child practicing a musical instrument. Afterward, the children classified the act of playing a musical instrument as bad behavior. This experiment lends credence to the power of:​ a. ​modeling. b. ​reinforcement. c. ​​the “blank slate.” d. ​cognitive dissonance.

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