Suppose Roger, a religious fundamentalist, is told that three individuals—a gay man, an unwed mother, and a college student—are in need of aid due to employment problems. Roger would be MOST likely to believe that aid should go to ________
a) all three individuals equally
b) the college student
c) the gay man
d) the unwed mother
b
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Chapter 7 discussed topics related to imagery and cognitive maps. Which of the following students provides the most accurate information about the situated cognition approach?
a. Tom: "You always need to emphasize your current situation, if you want to construct an accurate cognitive map." b. Cynthia: "Our knowledge depends partly on information in our current environment." c. Manny: "This term is basically equivalent to another term, called a heuristic." d. Beatriz: "This term is basically equivalent to the propositional code, in connection with imagery."
Verdicts in summary jury trials are simply advisory and are not binding on the involved parties.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Delia has carefully chosen a high-quality daycare for her new baby. She knows that overall, daycare will not hurt her attachment with her infant. In fact, learns Delia, her child will:
A. display poorer social skills when dealing with other children in the daycare B. have a positive experience in elementary school as a result of the positive daycare experience C. have a better social adjustment based on the quality of their family relationship than hours spent in daycare. D. learn social skills that will transfer to other situations outside of daycare
Margaret gives her teenagers five dollars for each grade of an A on their report card. This monetary stimulus is a:
negative punisher. positive reinforcer. negative reinforcer. positive punisher.