Jenna walks into her science class laboratory, and she immediately feels queasy. Today is the day her class is dissecting frogs and she is sickened by the smell of the formaldehyde. However, after an hour Jenna is no longer sickened because of
a. classical conditioning.
b. habituation.
c. operant conditioning.
d. her reflexes.
e. spontaneous recovery.
b. habituation.
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a. the therapist's complete acceptance of the client. b. accepting the client only when s/he behaves acceptably. c. accepting the client only when s/he approaches self-actualization. d. the therapist's ability to express genuine feelings. e. the ability to accurately mirror the client's feelings and experiences.
According to Eisenberg's theory, what factors are important to the development of prosocial reasoning?
A) peer relationships and the media B) parenting and empathy C) the media and parenting D) empathy and peer relationships
The number of students in a classroom is an example of discrete data.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the context of shared versus nonshared environmental influences, Loehlin, Neiderhiser, and Reiss (2003) found that shared environments accounted for:
A. several personality clusters in the "adjustment" domain. B. personality clusters likely to seek risky environments. C. "niche picking" by individuals based on a particular genotype. D. different peer influences on alcohol consumption.