The disciplinary technique of _____ is characterized by explaining to a child why a behavior is wrong and emphasizing how negative behavior affects other people
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
induction
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A dog is first conditioned to salivate to a tone. Then, a light is paired with the tone for a number of trials. Finally, the light is presented alone, and the dog salivates. This procedure is known as
a. chaining b. higher-order conditioning. c. compound conditioning. d. sensory preconditioning.
Matt has had a wonderful semester at college. He has made A's or B's on most of his tests and assignments. He enjoys his part-time job and recently got a raise, and he has a steady girlfriend, whom he enjoys spending time with and who is also very supportive. However, Matt's mother called this morning to tell him that his grandfather, to whom he is very close, is very ill. According to the
research, Matt's happiness or subjective well-being would be a. low due to the overwhelmingly negative emotion Matt is feeling regarding his grandfather's illness. b. neutral, since the intense negative emotion generated by his grandfather's illness cancels out the positive emotions generated by Matt's everyday college experiences. c. high because Matt is experiencing frequent positive emotions and relatively few negative emotions. d. unpredictable, since Matt is young, and his emotions tend to fluctuate daily.
The ____ approach studies how our genes, hormones, and nervous system interact with the environment to influence behavior and mental processes
a. biological c. behavioral b. cognitive d. psychoanalytic
Elana had just been falling asleep when her mother awakened her. Elana felt as if she had not slept at all. She had probably been in
a. stage 2 sleep. c. REM sleep. b. stage 3 sleep. d. none of these.