Profilers have found that murders committed early in the morning rarely involve
A. an offender and victim who knew each other.
B. a gun.
C. a financial motivation.
D. alcohol or drugs.
D
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An important feature of semantic memory is that
a. its capacity has clear-cut limits. b. it allows us to draw inferences that extend beyond the information supplied in the original stimulus. c. we are very aware of the properties of semantic memory. d. it primarily stores information about important events in our lives.
Interpersonal conflict
a. exists whenever two or more people disagree. b. exists only between competitors and enemies. c. is almost always a simple understanding. d. cannot be managed once it begins.
Wayne was really irritated by his hockey jersey, and finally taped the right corner inside his hockey pants so it wouldn't get in the way of his slap shot. On his very next shift, he scored a goal on his first try. Now he tapes his jersey inside his hockey pants at the start of every game, and about 30% of his shots score goals. Based on what is known about operant conditioning, you should
conclude that Wayne's behavior best illustrates the concept known as: a. successive approximations b. adventitious reinforcement c. classical conditioning d. the Premack principle
Pavlov speculated that much human abnormal behavior is caused by:
a. confusion of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli b. first-signal system c. a breakdown of inhibitory processes in the brain d. experimental neurosis