One of the most common mistakes people make with pets (especially dogs) is hitting them if they do not come when called. Thus, "calling" the animal becomes which of the following for fear and withdrawal?
a. conditioned stimulus
b. conditioned response
c. unconditioned stimulus
d. unconditioned response
ANSWER: a
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A) performs an action. B) observes an action. C) both performs and observes. D) images its own actions.
In the Chodorkoff study, the basic hypothesis was that:
a. the greater the disagreement between the person's self-description and a description of him/her provided by others, the less defensiveness he/she would show b. the more adjusted the person, the greater his/her perceptual defensiveness c. the greater the agreement between a person's self-description and a description of him/her provided by others, the less defensiveness he/she would show d. there would be no relationship between a person's self-description and his/her defensiveness
Youaredefending a clientagainst a murder charge. Youhaveconsultedwithyourclientandaremakingpreparationsfortheupcomingtrial. As the trial date approaches, it occurs to you that there is very little chance of prevailing in court. You do not wish to be associated with a losing case, and it also occurs to you that if your client is convicted, you may never be paid. According to the Model Rules, your option is limited to which of the following?
A. You may withdraw from the case only after you secure an adequate replacement. B. You may not withdraw from the case simply because it appears you will lose and/or may not be paid. C. You may delay the trial until payment is secured but may not withdraw. D. You may withdraw from the case at any time, for any reason.
An important first step when evaluating psychological research reported in the media is to
A. go to the original source in which the research was reported. B. determine whether the research was reported both online and in printed material (e.g., magazines). C. search the psychological research literature for related information. D. decide whether the report describes a survey or an experiment.