According to Rotter's social learning theory, the attachment of different values to various activities or rewards is called
a. reinforcement value.
b. expectancy.
c. self-reinforcement.
d. self-efficacy.
A
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Which of the following is TRUE regarding parents and their children?
a. They share about 50% of their genetic material. b. They share recessive genes only. c. They share dominant genes only. d. They share about 25% of their genetic material.
In anticipation of Skinner's work on reinforcement schedules, Thorndike concluded that reward is as important as repetition of a response
a. True b. False
In order to calm herself after she hears a loud noise, Tanya keeps repeating, "Dad says noises are funny.". This behavior best illustrates the concept of
a. imprinting. b. separation anxiety. c. emotion regulation. d. conformity.
If you were to assess the domain identity status of 100 typical high school juniors concerning occupational choice, gender-role attitudes, religious beliefs, and political ideologies, you should expect to find
a. the same level of status in all for domains. b. the highest status on gender roles and the lowest on religious beliefs. c. the highest status on political ideologies and the lowest on occupational choice. d. different levels of status in most of the domains.