At the core of all examples of Pavlovian conditioning is:
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rewards.
association..
punishments.
neurogenesis.
association..
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Carrie is a paramedic who responded to an emergency call for a child in distress. Tragically, the child did not survive an allergic reaction to a medication that he was given although Carrie worked tirelessly to revive him. Carrie is now experiencing a psychological disorder that is interrupting her life. The condition Carrie is experiencing is probably a. somatization disorder
b. post-traumatic stress disorder. c. centration and tear disorder d. major depressive disorder.
After completingyourobservationsofOfficerJones,you are askedtosummarizeyourobservationsfor a studybeingconductedbyanethiciststudyingpolicebehavior. Assume that the waitress at the diner was new and did not know about Officer Jones' arrangement with the owner. She brought a check for the food and coffee, and Officer Jones grudgingly paid. Because the choice of the diner was motivated by Officer Jones' desire for a free meal, ______________ would consider his actions immoral even though he paid.
A. universality B. ethical formalism C. utilitarianism D. teleological ethics
According to parental imperative theory, after children reach adulthood,
A) parents both become more masculine, gaining most in dominance and assertiveness. B) parents both become more feminine, gaining most in nurturance and empathy. C) parents are free to express the "other-gender" side of their personalities. D) men become goal-oriented, while women become more nurturing.
Henry was described as an extremely anxious baby by his parents and siblings. According to research, if Henry is now a pre-teen, what might we predict about the level of anxiety he typically feels, and why?
A. He will be less anxious because he had more time to develop coping strategies for his anxiety. B. He will be more anxious because the anxiety had longer to harm his mental and physical health. C. He will be less anxious because the surge of growth hormones he will likely experience during puberty will help his mood. D. He will be similarly anxious because anxiety tends to be a relatively stable trait over time.