At preschool, Jace frequently watches Keagan hit other children and take their toys. Jace notices that each time Keagan engages in this behavior, the teacher makes him give the toy back and sit in a time out. Because Jace does not want to get in trouble with his teacher, he patiently waits his turn for toys. Jace is demonstrating the concept of ______.
A. observational learning
B. operant conditioning
C. negative reinforcement
D. reciprocal determinism
Answer: A
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There is a moderately strong, positive relationship between different forms of prejudice: People who are prejudiced against Group X also tend to be prejudiced against Group Y. Given this information, we should expect the correlation between anti-Jewish prejudice and anti-Asian prejudice to be about ____
a. .04 b. 0.4 c. 4.0 d. 40
Learning is customarily defined as
a. the unmasking of matured innate knowledge. b. adding fresh cues to innate reflexive responses. c. the extraction of information from environmental cues. d. a relatively permanent change in behavior that results from experience.
The DSM-5 is an improvement over the DSM-IV because the newer edition
A) contains the standards for diagnosing more than 3500 different mental disorders. B) contains 12 specific axes of mental illnesses. C) is meant to make diagnosis less complicated. D) relies only on older scientific evidence.
Reading a sentence aloud involves sequential activation of different areas of the brain. Identify the major brain regions activated in the order necessary to read aloud.
What will be an ideal response?