A requester asks you for a big favor, but you refuse because it is too demanding. The requester than says, "Well, then, how about just doing this other little thing for me?"
Relieved that this request is smaller, you quickly agree and feel better about yourself. You have just fallen for the ______ technique.
a. foot-in-the-door
b. door-in-the-face
c. bird-in-the-hand
d. that's-not-all
Answer: B
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A. alcohol-related delerium tremors. B. alcohol-related hangover. C. alcohol-related auditory hallucinations. D. alcohol-related acute behavioral toxicity.
While shopping for a dress one afternoon, Lilly sees an old friend across the store. She calls out and waves, but the friend does not respond .When the friend turns around, however, Lilly realizes that it is, in fact,
a complete stranger who only resembles her friend. Lilly is very embarrassed, but she has demonstrated __________, which is responding to one stimulus in the same way we learned to respond to a different, similar stimulus. a. discrimination b. responsive spreading c. generalization d. counterdifferentiation
When people believe others possess certain characteristics simply as a result of being a member of a particular group they have created a/an _____
discriminatory trend stereotype negative behavior unconscious association
Why is variability in the data at baseline assessment problematic in single-case designs?
a) Because performance at baseline indicates whether the treatment will be effective for the given participant. b) Because performance at baseline allows the investigator to generalize the findings to others in the population. c) Because performance at baseline is used to predict future performance and variability makes prediction difficult. d) Because performance at baseline is used to predict past performance and variability makes prediction difficult.