The ability to perform "computer like" mathematical calculations and other incredible skills that are sometimes associated with autistic individuals (such as the character in the movie Rain Man) are
A. not typical of the disorder
B. a defining symptom of the disorder
C. fairly common but not present in every autistic individual
D. a complete myth and not possible for any autistic individual
A. not typical of the disorder
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Responding under a VI schedule of reinforcement
a. will be slower than that on a VR schedule of reinforcement when the rates of reinforcement on the two schedules are equated. b. resembles that on an FI schedule of reinforcement. Following the reinforcer there is a period of no responding, followed by a rapid rise in responding. c. is usually sporadic (now fast, now slow) rather than steady. d. shows the same short pause immediately after reinforcement that an FR schedule produces.
In Japan, ageism is expressed as
a. discrimination toward older individuals in the workplace. b. a patronizing attitude toward the elderly. c. respect for the elderly. d. a complete rejection of the elderly.
The assumption of discoverability refers to the notion that
a. events in the world, including behavior, are lawful and orderly b. reasoning is the basis for solving all problems c. all events occur as a result of preceding events d. it is impossible to find solutions to complex problems
Which of the following is a leading figure in Gestalt therapy?
a. Fritz Perls b. Max Wertheimer c. Rollo May d. Albert Ellis