The punishment procedure of time-out is used for problem behaviors that are maintained by ____________, and guided compliance is used for problem behaviors that are maintained by ____________
a. attention; escape
b. escape; attention
c. positive punishers; negative punishers
d. negative reinforcers; positive reinforcers
a
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By the second birthday, a child's arms have grown longer than his legs. This is an example of
a. proximodistal development. b. differentiation in development. c. cephalocaudal development. d. minimalist development.
The physical "height" of a sound wave that tells how much energy the wave contains is called
a. amplitude. b. frequency. c. compression. d. rarefaction.
The school of psychology called structuralism used a technique called ___________, which involved reporting the contents of consciousness to study a person's experiences
A) intervention B) introspection C) insight inventory D) induction
Goals that produce mixed motives which consist of both positive and negative aspects are called
a. approach-avoidance conflicts. c. stressful conflicts. b. vacillating conflicts. d. confusing conflicts.