An American psychologist whose development of the Law of Effect played a significant role in early studies of motor learning, and which today continues to influence the study of how people learn motor skills, was
Edward Thorndike.
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In the application of Skinner's behavior modification techniques:
a. it is necessary to first assess genetic factors. b. it is necessary to first assess specific behaviors. c. it is necessary to first assess parenting style experienced in childhood. d. it is necessary to first assess childhood memories with dream analysis.
The tendency to attribute behavior to stable, internal characteristics has been called:
a. situational attribution b. fundamental attributional error c. personal preference thinking d. naïve psychology
Research indicates that eyewitness memory is not influenced by reconstructive memory
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The optimal level of arousal is related to
A) ?level of self-esteem. B) ?the complexity of the task. C) ?personality type. D) ?the optimism of the individual.