Wendy was at the lake when she heard a child in distress. While the other swimmers stood on the beach, Wendy swam out to help the child. In this case, Wendy's actions are the opposite of what would be expected based on:
a. social loafing
b. social interference
c. normative social influence
d. the bystander effect
D
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While studying for exams, you have had less than the usual opportunity for physical exercise. Which of the following predicts that an opportunity to exercise will be reinforcing for you?
a. The blocking effect b. The disequilibrium principle c. Applied behavior analysis d. The law of effect
During the workweek, Rick is the first employee to arrive at work and the last to leave. On weekends, Rick often stops by the office to volunteer his services even though he is not scheduled to work. This example best illustrates ____.?
a. ?leader-member exchange theory b. ?counterproductive work behavior c. ?existence, relatedness, growth theory d. ?organizational citizenship behavior
________ are involuntary movements that are elicited by the environment
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
Which one of the following accurately describes procedural memories?
A. They are easy to describe to others. B. They require large amounts of attention. C. They are easy to change if learned incorrectly. D. They are best shared with others through demonstrations.