Conditioned taste aversions illustrate that an organism's biological heritage may place constraints on general learning processes. These phenomena add support to
a. the social-cognitive view of learning.
b. Thorndike's law of effect.
c. an evolutionary perspective on learning.
d. Mowrer's two-process theory.
C
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a. one's income (relative to the average income for his/her demographic) b. the number of blood relatives with whom a person regularly communicates c. one's level of physical health d. how happy the person was 10 years earlier
The theory of unconscious inference includes the
a. oblique effect. b. likelihood principle. c. principle of componential recovery. d. principle of speech segmentation.
A tendency for one group to be overrepresented in a study is known as _____
a. response bias. b. sampling bias. c. experimenter effects d. interviewer bias.
In normal, healthy infants,
a. physical growth is slower from birth to age 3 than it is from age 3 to 5 b. weight and length both double from birth to the age of 5 months c. the rate of physical growth increases from birth to age 3 d. the rate of physical growth is faster than it will be again at any other point in the child's life