Twinge interprets Burger's (2009) replication of Milgram's obedience studies as an indication that obedience rates have ____ since Milgram's original studies
a. not changed appreciably
b. declined somewhat
c. risen dramatically
d. risen somewhat
b
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c. Mice have more hair on their feet than giraffes do. d. Mice have more practice at responding to touch than giraffes do.
Network theory relies on the concept of nodes. What is a node?
A. a memory file that contains related information organized around a specific topic B. the part of the hypothalamus that is responsible for our abilities of recall and recognition C. a special kind of neurotransmitter released during the retrieval process D. a mental model of a concept, event, or object, which is based on previous experience
Kelly believed that each of us, like the scientist, attempts to predict and control events
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
____ is a learning theory concept where the novelty of a new stimulus eventually wears off after repeated exposure, i.e., the stimulus gradually has less and less impact on you. a. Hedonic treadmill c. Habituation b. Hedonic adaptation d. Setpoint
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word