After the industrial revolution, childbirth in Western nations
A) became a family-centered event.
B) moved to freestanding birth centers.
C) moved from home to hospital.
D) became less reliant on pain medications.
C
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A major criticism of the social cognitive theory is that they
a. can't account for observational learning. b. put too much emphasis on person variables. c. can't explain trait development and self awareness. d. claim behavior can be acquired in the absence of reinforcement.
As 3-year-old Angelo eats his bagel, he accidentally breaks it in half. He then says to his mom, "Uh oh, the bagel gone. I go get another." Angelo is in the _____ stage of cognitive development
a) formal operations b) preoperational c) hypothetico-deductive reasoning d) sensorimotor
Micah, age 55, used to write great opinion pieces for his newspaper. Now he chooses the topic and lays out the main theme, but he assigns the actual copywriting to a younger staff reporter
He then proofs the work, makes a few changes, and lets it go to print under his by-line. Baltes & Baltes would suggest that Micah is using which strategy? A) Optimization B) Selection C) Oversight D) Compensation
As a child, Jane, was stung by a bee and years later she is afraid of all insects. In classical conditioning terms, what was the original bee sting?
a) conditioned stimulus b) conditioned response c) unconditioned stimulus d) unconditioned response