What fixations from psychoanalytic theory map onto sex differences in mating patterns?
What will be an ideal response?
Fixations resulting from the Oedipal conflict can result in men making an exaggerated attempt to demonstrate that they have not been castrated by having sex with as many women as possible. Fixations resulting from the Electra conflict can result in women appearing to be available while, at the same time, waiting for the best match. These tactics are similar to mating strategies identified within the evolutionary perspective.
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In Skinner's study, rats were punished when they pressed a bar for food. From the results, Skinner concluded that punishment is ineffective in the long run. What would be a more accurate conclusion? a. Punishment is ineffective if no other response is available
b. Punishment is ineffective if it occurs too rapidly. c. Punishment is ineffective if it is too intense. d. Punishment is ineffective at the time, but it exerts stronger effects later.
The visible spectrum is made up of a narrow range of wavelengths of
a. spectral particles. b. ionized nanometers. c. phosphenes. d. electromagnetic radiation.
In social learning theory, evidence of self-confidence as a result of achievements and high aspirations is referred to as ______
Fill in the blank with correct word
Baby Azeez’s limb movements are gentle. He stirs occasionally and facial grimacing occurs. Although his eyelids are closed, occasional rapid eye movements can be seen beneath them. Azeez is most likely in which state?
A) regular sleep B) drowsiness C) irregular sleep D) quiet alertness