Every time you give advice to a friend, she suddenly turns cold and rude toward you. Lately, you've stopped offering her advice because giving your friend advice has been
a. negatively reinforced.
b. punished.
c. classically conditioned.
d. affected by all of these.
B
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a. cause uneasiness b. cause apprehension c. no longer protect an individual from danger d. interfere with day-to-dayfunctioning
In exocytosis, what is one possible advantage of the "kiss and run" theory as it explains the release of all neurotransmitter molecules in a vesicle?
A. Signaling across the synapse is much faster. B. Fewer action potentials are needed in order to signal. C. Regaining the resting potential in the axon terminal occurs much faster. D. Neurons need fewer autoreceptors.
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. Encoding is a secondary feature of our ability to remember information. b. Adding knowledge always enhances recall. c. Encoding is the process of getting information out of long-term memory. d. How we encode information bears little relation to remembering that information later. e. Humans are able to encode information without attending to it at all.
The Gardners taught Washoe a manual language
a. to eliminate confounding variables such as prosody, accent, and tone of voice. b. because chimpanzees cannot produce the variety of speech sounds that humans can. c. to provide some control over vocabulary. d. to reduce the possibility that researchers would demonstrate the meaning of a word with their hands. e. because she suffered from Wernicke's aphasia.