Administering the maintaining consequence of a deceleration target behavior on a fixed-interval schedule is called
a. reinforcement of low response rates.
b. noncontingent reinforcement.
c. reinforcer sampling.
d. continuous reinforcement.
b
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a. quantitative psychology. b. clinical psychology. c. child psychology. d. educational psychology.
The study of the relationship between neural and social processes is called
a. evolutionary psychology b. social psychology c. social neuroscience. d. behavioral genetics
A child's ability to think about objects symbolically represents a qualitative change in cognitive development. The achievement of this step is an example of
a. continuous development. c. sensitive development. b. discontinuous change. d. critical development.
One way in which stereotypes can distort reality is that:
a. they exaggerate differences between groups. b. they exaggerate differences within stereotyped groups. c. they increase awareness of evidence that contradicts stereotypes. d. they make it seem like groups are different, when in reality, most groups are exactly the same.