Smiles, hugs, and praise all are examples of
a. primary reinforcers.
b. reinforcers tied directly to physical drives.
c. social reinforcers.
d. All of these answers are correct.
C
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The primary difference between the research of Sheriff (1936) and Asch (1951) is that
a. Sheriff was able to demonstrate conformity, whereas Asch was not. b. Asch was able to demonstrate conformity, whereas Sheriff was not. c. Sheriff relied on an ambiguous task, whereas Asch used an unambiguous task. d. Asch relied on an ambiguous task, whereas Sheriff used an unambiguous task.
Holding a newborn extensively
A) increases crying. B) hinders early motor development. C) promotes an insecure attachment relationship. D) reduces crying.
Don and Flo have a tense, hostile marriage. They are likely to deal with their children
A) with general indifference, regardless of their children's behavior. B) by ignoring positive behaviors and blaming negative behaviors on the other parent. C) by seeking outside assistance from a mental health agency. D) with criticism, anger, and punishment.
Can schools ban confederate flags and symbols?
a. Yes. If the flag has been associated with racial hostility or disruption. b. Yes. If the flag is contrary to the community standards. c. No. Students have the right to display confederate flags and symbols under the Fourteenth Amendment. d. No. Students’ rights to privacy under the First Amendment guarantees them the right to display confederate flags. e. None of the above.