Lori always yells at her 5-year-old son Jake when he won't get dressed for school. Although she has been yelling at him to get dressed nearly every day for months,
he still
does not comply when she asks him to get dressed. Operant conditioning would explain
this by pointing out that
5-year-olds are trying to exert their independence.
Jake has come to associate mornings with yelling.
Lori's yelling is not working as a punishment.
Jake is fearful that he will appear incompetent at school.
Lori's yelling is not working as a punishment.
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a. t(35) = 3.60, p <.05. b. t(34) = 3.60, p >.05. c. t(34) = 3.60, p <.05. d. t(35) = 3.60, p <05.
Schaie's case studies of adult intelligence indicated that
retirement signals a decrease in performance. intelligence is stable throughout adulthood. intellectual growth is affected by the unique experiences of adult life. women uniformly outperform men.
What can you NOT conclude from the pie chart presented in Figure 6.2 of the text book?
A. There are more students who received C for the exam. B. There are slightly more students who received F for the exam than A. C. The average exam score was 75%. D. Majority of the students got C on the exam.
The unconscious is best defined as ideas, thoughts, and feelings ______
a. of which we are fully aware b. we can recall from memory c. of which we are not and cannot normally become aware d. of which we are not, and can never become aware