Whose groundbreaking research on taste aversion showed us how an organism's evolutionary history could influence what it could learn?
a) John Watson
b) B. F. Skinner
c) John Garcia
d) Ivan Pavlov
C
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DeLoache's concept of dual representation is the understanding that __________.
A. a symbol can be both a concrete object and a representation of a different concrete object B. objects can change over time and have different representations C. you can draw two different pictures of an object D. an object looks different from two different angles
Jalisa is seeing a psychotherapist to help her overcome the intense emotions that she has experienced since her teenage son died in a car accident. She is trying to let go of the pain so that she can experience loving memories and remember her son in a happy way. Jalisa is best described as engaged in
a. grief work. b. rumination. c. hospice d. mourning.
When psychologists talk about "cognitions," they are typically referring to ____
a. unconscious motivations b. thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes c. abnormal thoughts or experiences d. emotions or feelings
Briefly describe each of the six stages of sensorimotor intelligence, and for each stage, give an example of what an infant learns
What will be an ideal response?