In happily married couples, the two people
a. are exclusively dependent upon each other. b. are very different from each other.
c. tend to be passionate.
d. are basically even-tempered and warm hearted.
d
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A teacher praises a student for asking a good question. Which psychologist would state that the effect of praise on subsequent behaviour depended on the student's subjective experience of it?
A) B. F. Skinner B) Kurt Lewin C) Jean Piaget D) Frederic Bartlett
Perry was the lead singer for a jazz group called John's Prediction, for which he learned lots of jazz songs. After a couple of years, he decided to join a blues group called Petrol for Pinholes, and he learned a number of blues songs. On stage one night he tried to remember a jazz song from John's Prediction and had a lot of trouble. Perry showed evidence of
A. constructive memory. B. delay of processing deficit. C. retroactive inhibition. D. proactive inhibition.
Interactions during which toddlers take turns copying each other, and are aware they are being copied, are called
A) symbolic play. B) sociodramatic play. C) coordinated imitation. D) sensorimotor imitation.
A child who has been conditioned to fear dogs after having been knocked down by one begins to show the same fear around cats. This is an example of
a. counterconditioning. b. generalization. c. discrimination. d. shaping.