Fred believes he is too irritable and that it makes his family unhappy. In order to begin to modify his behavior, he must first
a. make a record of when he is irritable.
b. design an intervention program.
c. identify specific examples of his responses that show irritability.
d. select a reinforcer.
C
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What is considered the hallmark of secure attachment?
A. The child never cries and is stable enough to not demand face-to-face interactions with the caregiver. B. The caregiver responds to the child constantly, to the point of being overly responsive. C. The caregiver is sensitive to the child's needs, is aware of the child's moods, can discriminate the infant's signals, and is responsive, warm, and affectionate. D. The child has no fear of strangers and demonstrates that she or he is equally comfortable with unfamiliar adults as with the caregiver.
If you make yourself smile while reading your psychology textbook, research on the facial feedback hypothesis predicts that you will probably ____
a. ?begin to feel embarrassed b. ?have more negative feelings about psychology c. ?have more positive feelings about psychology d. ?not experience any change in your feelings about psychology
Many social scientists assert that suicide terrorists
a. are antisocial in personality. c. have similar psychological profiles. b. have no telltale psychological profile. d. none of these.
Two-month-old Penny makes vowel-like noises. This is an example of
A) babbling. B) telegraphic speech. C) child-directed speech. D) cooing.