Skinner developed a crib for his second daughter known as the “Air Crib.” Which of the following is true of his invention?
a. It was widely praised and earned him several million dollars.
b. It caused his daughter to become mentally ill and suicidal.
c. It was intended, in part, to keep his daughter warm without bundling her up in heavy clothes.
d. It was viewed as a “modern” way to raise children and, as a result, became very popular and is still available today.
C
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a. frustration. b. anxiety. c. burnout. d. avoidance.
Which component of the dark triad includes a lack of empathy coupled with a willingness to exploit others?
A. Machiavellianism B. psychopathy C. psychology D. narcissism
Cookie Monster, one of the characters on the children's TV show Sesame Street, has an intense urge to consume cookies, even when doing so is irrational and maladaptive. Eating cookies gives Cookie Monster a great source of pleasure and satisfaction. Freud would say that Cookie Monster's behavior reflects the fact that he is ruled by his
A. id B. superego. C. ego. D. Oedipus complex.
Describe the two sorts of interference that influence forgetting.
What will be an ideal response?