What considerations will determine the classification used in a content analysis?
What will be an ideal response?
• The nature of the question that the research is set up to address.
• The data or the context in which it is collected.
• The past literature on the research question.
• The theoretical framework that the researcher employs.
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A. endorphins B. dopamine C. acetylcholine D. epinephrine
Hull defined ____ as the number of reinforced pairings between a stimulus and a response.
a. reaction potential b. habit strength c. drive d. operant level
Jocelyn was capable of helping the man on the side of the road to change his tire. But it was late at night, and she feared it would not be safe. Her fears interfered with what?
A. noticing the event B. interpreting the event as an emergency C. knowing how to help D. implementing the decision to help
What do transcranial direct current stimulation and transcranial magnetic stimulation have in common?
A. Both allow researchers to excite or inhibit neuron activity. B. Both cause permanent changes in subjects' brain activity. C. TMS and tDCS are both invasive procedures. D. TMS and tDCS use magnetic fields to improve cognition.