If when learning a new skill, a person's errors begin to become noticeably fewer, while those errors remaining exhibit a distinct bias toward a particular type of errors, it can be inferred that the learner has progressed into which stage of learning as identified by Fitts and Posner?
A. Associative stage.
B. Autonomous stage.
C. Cognitive stage.D, Advanced stage.
A
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Which situation best exemplifies a behavior that is learned through operant conditioning?
A. Studying hard in order to get a parent's approval B. Flinching at an object that comes too near to your face C. Craving a snack every time your roommate opens the refrigerator D. Pulling your hand away from a hot stove
Strands of DNA are wrapped around _____ proteins.
A) histone B) methyl C) acetone D) chloride
In adolescence and adulthood, higher-SES individuals tend to hold more __________ gender-stereotyped views than their lower-SES counterparts
A) flexible B) rigid C) favorable D) unfavorable
Why can WEIRD research participants be problematic?
A. They are difficult to identify and therefore are under-represented in most research studies. B. They tend to score higher on extraversion and lower on neuroticism than the general population. C. Their behaviors and experiences are likely to be unrepresentative of human beings overall. D. They generally don't participate in personality research studies.