In a visual search task with schematic faces, Eastwood et al showed that:
a. It was easier to find a sad face among neutral faces than a happy face among neutral faces
b. It was easier to find a happy face among neutral faces than a sad face among neutral faces
c. It was easier to find a sad face among happy faces than a happy face among sad faces
d. It was easier to find a neutral face among sad faces than a neutral face among happy faces
a. It was easier to find a sad face among neutral faces than a happy face among neutral faces
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a. the interactionist view of operant conditioning. b. operant desensitization. c. Thorndike's law of association. d. the informational view of operant conditioning.
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What have epidemiological surveys revealed about the lifetime prevalence of posttraumatic disorder?
What will be an ideal response?