When individuals are provided feedback as to the amount of materials they are recycling on a weekly basis, a. they typically recycle more. b. the feedback has been shown to have no effect on recycling behavior. c. they typically recycle less. d. recycling is more likely to increase if the feedback is negative.

Shirley has many allergies. She sleeps at a friend's house under a bedspread that she believes is filled with goose down. Her eyes and nose run so much that she can't sleep until she takes the bedspread out of the room. In the morning, the friend tells Shirley that the bedspread is filled with a synthetic material that she could not be allergic to. The friend is:

A. obviously lying to Shirley B. possibly correct, but the pillow must have been down-filled C. unaware that allergic reactions can flare up without any apparent cause D. probably telling the truth, since psychological factors can affect Shirley's immune system

Larry would like to take Sara on a date, but she refused his first invitation to go bowling. If Sara hates bowling, and Larry continues to ask her out to go bowling, he is exhibiting

a. reaction formation. b. displaced response. c. stereotyped behavior. d. variability.

Parvocellular neurons most likely receive input from ____.

A. magnocellular neurons B. rods C. bipolar cells that receive input from cones D. the periphery of the retina

Rescorla's modern conceptualization of classical conditioning is based on the idea that ______________

a) the CS substitutes for the UCS b) there is a biological readiness for conditioning to occur between the CS and UCS c) the CS has to provide information about the coming of the UCS d) reinforcement must occur by providing a pleasant event