In the early 1900s, _____ argued that the classical conditioning lessons learned from Ivan Pavlov’s experiments with dogs should apply to humans also.
A. Edward Lee Thorndike
B. Sigmund Freud
C. John Watson
D. Donald Meichenbaum
C. John Watson
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Jane joined a sorority her freshman year of college and moved into the house her sophomore year. She had never engaged in binge eating before moving into the sorority. After the end of her sophomore year of living in the house, she is most likely to ____
a. still refrain from binge eating b. engage in extreme binge eating c. engage in limited binge eating d. engage in the level of binge eating that most of her sorority sisters do
Evolutionary psychologists suggest that sacrificing yourself for others is much more likely when the “others” are ___
a. members of the same sex b. members of the opposite sex c. genetically related relatives d. genetically diverse individuals
In within-subjects designs:
a. each individual receives all levels of the independent variable. b. each individual contributes more than one measure of the dependent variable. c. different levels of the independent variable are given to the same group of research participants. d. all of these
Like Broca's aphasia, Wernicke's aphasia
a. involves a single deficit. b. is a production disorder. c. is a recognition disorder. d. involves multiple deficits. e. is a frontal lobe disorder.