Discuss why classical conditioning is a useful model to explain emotional behaviors such as fear and drug addiction
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: There are many circumstances in which we are left wondering why we had such a strong emotion, preference, or aversion to something. Explain how this phenomenon relates to classical conditioning. Discuss how someone can become addicted partially as the result of a classical conditioning paradigm. Include an explanation of the compensatory response.
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a. just as truthful about their physical appearance as those higher in attractiveness. b. less likely to lie about their physical description compared to those more attractive. c. more likely to lie about their physical descriptors. d. unlikely to actually meet with a date.
Regarding defense mechanisms, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. People who overuse defense mechanisms become less adaptable. b. Defense mechanisms can provide time for a person to learn to cope in a more effective, problem-focused manner. c. Defense mechanisms keep us from being overwhelmed by immediate threats. d. Defense mechanisms prevent us from creating large blind spots in awareness.
Jasmine has been very depressed. Her therapist utilizes aspects of mastery training to help her to overcome her learned helplessness. Jasmine's therapist is most likely a __________ therapist
a. psychoanalytic b. behavioral c. cognitive d. humanistic
Which of the following pattern of results of a nonequivalent control group design is generally interpretable?
a. The control and experimental groups are equal in the pretest, but unequal in the posttest. b. The control group is higher than the experimental group on both pretest and posttest, but the experimental group increases more. c. The experimental group is higher than the control group on both pretest and posttest, but the experimental group increases more. d. Any pattern in which the experimental group changes more than the control group from pretest to posttest.