Statistically, who is least likely (per mile driven) to be in an accident?
a. Teenage drivers
b. Middle-aged drivers
c. Elderly drivers
d. Very old drivers
b
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. unintended, harmful consequences of what was meant to be a beneficial intervention. b. significant, positive effects of an intervention. c. intervention effects that are true for some types of participants but not others. d. non-significant effects.
If the instructor repeatedly raps the desk without firing the pistol, then the startle
response will diminish and finally disappear. This is called (a) spontaneous deconditioning (b) extinction (c) generalization (d) discrimination (e) negative conditioning
Which of the following is an example of a recessive X-linked trait?
A) retinitis pigmentosa B) rickets C) Rett syndrome D) fragile X syndrome