Bill and Terry were chatting outside their apartment one afternoon when a car came speeding down the street. The driver ran through a stoplight and sped away in the direction of the freeway. Bill remarked angrily, “Geez, what an idiot! That guy’s a rotten human being.” Terry replied, “Maybe there’s an emergency and he needs to get downtown; I’ll bet he doesn’t normally drive that way.” Bill is making a __________ attribution and Terry is making a __________ attribution for the driver’s behavior.
A) situational; situational
B) external; internal
C) situational; dis positional
D) dis positional; situational
D) dis positional; situational
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not recognize it. pick it up and try to put it in his mouth. push the keys on the piano the way his brother did. look at the piano, but not know what to do with it.
Cattell feels that the formation and maintenance of the dynamic lattice will depend on the acquisition of behaviors and attitudes that simultaneously contribute to the satisfaction of two or more different goals; this is called:
a. confluence learning b. reward learning c. integration learning d. modeling learning
In classical conditioning the stimulus that normally evokes an automatic response even without new learning is called the:
a. conditioned stimulus. b. reflexive stimulus. c. unconditioned stimulus. d. orienting stimulus.
______ is the most effective and most studied biopsychosocial theory of pain.
A. MMPI B. The McGill Pain Questionnaire C. The Beecher Pain Questionnaire D. Pattern theory