Edward Thorndike's law of effect formed the conceptual structure of __________
a) Pavlov's formulation of classical conditioning.
b) Watson's research with Little Albert.
c) Skinner's work in operant conditioning.
d) Ader's research with rats.
c Explanation: Skinner took the idea that rewarded behaviors would increase
and let it be the foundation for his entire theory.
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A.self-transcendence. B.helplessness. C.the false consensus effect. D.self-efficacy.
A disorder that results from damage to the brain's motor centers is ______
Fill in the blank with correct word
Intelligence:
a. is something you either have or do not have. b. is the same as achievement. c. can be measured with traditional intelligence tests. d. none of these
Laverne looks at the tongue of her friend and sees all kinds of bumps on her tongue. "Girl," she says, "you sure have a lot of _____________."
a. olfactory receptors b. taste buds c. papillae d. taste receptors e. umami