Sam goes to a new restaurant where the waitress recommends the Calamari. Although appetizing, Sam only consumed a small amount, relying instead on massive quantities of French Fries. The next time, however, Sam was enthusiastic and consumed a three servings of Calamari. This is an example of ______.
A. ingestional neophobia
B. sensitization
C. habituation
D. dishabituation
A. ingestional neophobia
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This person was born into a wealthy American family. He eventually received a medical degree and taught psychology at Harvard University.?
a. ?John Dewey b. ?James Angell c. ?Edward Bradford Titchener d. ?Herbert Spencer e. ?William James
Magnetoencephalography (MEG) has revealed that the six-month-old human fetus has some ability to discriminate among
a. tastes of the food the mother eats. b. light and dark. c. sounds. d. different voices.
The notion that development involves gains and losses that do not always occur in a straight line exemplifies the following characteristic of the life-span perspective:
A. multidirectional. B. multidisciplinary. C. plasticity. D. multicontextual.
You run a factorial ANOVA to evaluate the effects of two IVs; IV A and IV B. How many F ratios
will you interpret? A) 4; main effect of A, main effect of B, AB interaction, and BA interaction B) 3; main effect of A, main effect of B, and AB interaction C) 1; representing the effects of both IVs D) 2; main effect of A and main effect of B