When called on in class, Sam is more likely to stutter than to say the right answer clearly. For him,
stuttering is __________, in terms of Dollard and Miller's theory.
A) a cue
B) the most likely (dominate) response
C) least likely response
D) a punishment
Answer: B
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Which of the following is characteristic of dendrites? a. They contain the chromosomes of the cell
b. They are long, thin, and straight. c. They have widely branching fibers. d. They conduct information from the cell body to other cells.
A defense attorney making use of the conditions of the American Law Institute model legislation on the insanity defense would have to provide evidence that her client
a. was mentally ill at the time of his offense. b. lacked substantial capacity to appreciate the criminality [wrongfulness] of his offense. c. lacked a knowledge of the law that he is accused of due to his mental illness. d. demonstrated substantial capacity to control his actions.
The goal of projective tests is to ____
a. understand a single facet of a client's personality b. put the client at ease so that other tests will be answered honestly c. allow people to "project" their attitudes and personality characteristics d. allow a client to express his or her conscious needs and motivations
Which of the following accurately describes how we perceive and interpret the visual world?
A) We always start with small details and use them to build a recognizable whole. B) We always start with our expectations of what we are looking at, which guides how we will perceive it. C) Perception involves neither top-down nor bottom-up processing. D) Perception is a combination of both top-down and bottom-up processing.