The work of Albert Bandura regarding modeling helps us to understand the development of psychopathology because it demonstrates that animals
a. can learn patterns of behavior by observing others
b. must learn through direct experience such as classical or operant conditioning.
c. will only learn behavior patterns if they are reinforced by consistent rewards.
d. acquire pathological traits by imitating the actions of others.
a
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Social-cognitive research suggests that those who cheat on a test are more likely than are others to cheat on a test in the future. 2. Walter Mischel argued that personality traits do a poor job in predicting individuals' behaviours. 3. George Kelly believed that differences in personality arise largely from differences in the perception of locus of control. 4. If you believe you control your future, you have an internal locus of control. 5. People with an external locus of control tend to be less anxious than are people with an internal locus of control.
Many individuals with narcolepsy also suffer from a sudden temporary paralysis of the muscles called
a. sleep apnea. b. somnambulism. c. hypersomnia. d. cataplexy.
By practicing humanity, justice, temperance, and propriety, and doing so without effort, what would a Taoist achieve?
a. Being reincarnated into a higher being. b. Realizing naturalness and spontaneity in life. c. Finding joy in everyday living. d. Enjoying the journey over the destination.
The operational definition of the absolute threshold is the stimulus level at which a sensory signal is
a. detected. b. presented. c. detected half the time. d. detected all of the time.