To understand why a problem child behaves as she does, Dr. Saldeen maps out the details of how rewards and punishments shape, maintain, and change the child's behavior. Dr. Saldeen is performing a(n) _____ of behavior.?
a. ?psychoanalysis
b. ?sociobiological analysis
c. ?adaptive analysis
d. ?functionalanalysis
ANSWER:
d
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d. They impair attention at all levels.
Though Elsa does not score particularly high on traditional intelligence tests, she is very good at understanding income tax forms, can deal well with all different kinds of people, and is a good troubleshooter around the home and office. Elsa exhibits a. concrete thinking
b. fluid intelligence. c. high unexercised ability. d. practical intelligence.
Lance notices that, when he jogs with Cheryl, he runs faster than when he jogs by himself. Which psychological approach BEST explains this behaviour?
A) sports psychology B) psychoanalysis C) social psychology D) evolutionary psychology
According to Eysenck, high P scorers show a(n):
a. excess of serotonin in the blood b. absence of antigens in their bodies c. lack of serotonin in the blood d. absence of adrenalin in their bodies