In a model of how the principles of evolution by natural selection may apply in operant conditioning, PIE stands for
a. Proximal Incentive Evaluation.
b. Phylogenetically Important Event.
c. Preparatory Innate Excitation.
d. Preemptive Induced Extinction.
Ans: b
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a. we need to monitor our environment more carefully, so that our perception is more accurate. b. in reality, these cognitive errors can be traced to strategy that makes sense in the real world. c. both of these topics reflect a basic deficit in object recognition. d. both of these topics can be traced to overactive bottom-up processing.
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A) thalamus. B) hippocampus. C) cerebellum. D) hypothalamus.
____ is how we view and evaluate ourselves
a. Self-concept b. Self-individualism c. Self-esteem d. Self as we