Clinical psychologists who make behavioral assessments of parent-child interactions are likely making use of an observation technique called
A. low-intervention observation.
B. quasi-controlled observation.
C. structured observation.
D. disguised participant observation.
C. structured observation.
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Differential reinforcement refers to the
a. strengthening of target behaviors. b. punishment of competing behaviors. c. acceleration of other behaviors. d. the observation of reinforced models.
Tyrell wants to teach his two daughters, Sarah and Mia, to practice their golf swings every day. Each time after Sarah finishes practicing, he gives her $5, and each time after Mia finishes practicing, he gives her a handful of her favorite candy pieces. Sarah is receiving a __________ reinforcer, and Mia is receiving a __________ reinforcer.?
a. ?secondary; secondary b. ?primary; primary c. ?secondary; primary d. ?primary; secondary
Neurogenesis plays a role in all of the following EXCEPT:
A. physical impairments. B. emotional responses. C. stress. D. cognition.
Luigi got a deep cut on his foot and started losing a lot of blood. To compensate, his body released ____ to _____ his blood pressure while he was waiting for help to arrive.
A. vasopressin; decrease B. vasopressin; increase C. angiotensinogen; decrease D. angiotensinogen; increase