In which situation is Pryhoda most likely to stop to help a motorist standing next to a car on the side of the road?
a. When she is in a bad mood.
b. When the stranded motorist is a man.
c. When the stranded motorist is on the turnpike, with many cars going by.
d. When the stranded motorist is the only car on a lonely back road in the country.
D
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A. relearning B. the serial position effect C. recall tasks D. recognition
Individuals with delusional disorder differ from those with schizophrenia in that __________.
A. they behave relatively normally, apart from the delusions B. their delusions are not well formed C. they know their delusions are delusions D. they rarely act on their delusions
A rat learned to press a bar to turn off a mild shock it was receiving through the floor of its cage. In this case, bar pressing was
a. classically conditioned. b. learned through negative reinforcement. c. learned through punishment. d. a positively reinforced motor skill.
The English word emotion comes from the Latin root meaning "to move."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.