Smiles in others can function as CSs for pleasant emotions in ourselves because:
A) ?smiles are often positively reinforced.
B) ?smiles are often negatively reinforced.
C) ?smiles are usually associated with pleasurable events.
D) ?smiles are usually associated with distressing events.
C
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a. smoke. b. engage in substance abuse. c. engage in casual unprotected sex. d. do all of these.
From an organizational perspective, what is the most effective intervention against harassment and discrimination?
What will be an ideal response?
At a dinner party, you hear someone make the following statement: "Religion doesn't do any good for anyone. Religious people are no healthier, and die at the same ages as do nonreligious people." According to the evidence given in the text, how should you
a. "You're right. The research evidence shows no relationship between religion and health." b. "The research allows an even stronger statement: highly religious people are actually less healthy than are irreligious people." c. "You're quite wrong. The research evidence shows that religious people are healthier and live longer." d. "You can't make that statement. There is no research evidence one way or the other about the relationship between religious involvement and health."
Because life events __________, they cannot be the single cause of midlife change
A) occur in discrete stages B) are variable in their timing C) are more common in early adulthood D) are not as dramatic as cohort effects