Internal working models
a. are formed during a critical period when an infant first sees a moving object.
b. are constructed through early interactions with caregivers and influence future social relationships.
c. depend largely on the broad cultural context in which they are formed.
d. develop during the first few hours and days following birth.
b
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. "Pavlov extinguished the conditioned response by repeatedly presenting the bell and not following it with food. " 2. "Once a conditioned response has been extinguished, it will not occur again unless the CS–US pairings are reintroduced. " 3. "Extinction is the equivalent of erasing the effects of learning. " 4. "Pavlov's dogs, which were conditioned to salivate at the sound of a tone, also may salivate at the sound of a doorbell, illustrating the process of generalization. " 5. "Pavlov's dogs, which were conditioned to salivate at the sound of a metronome, also may salivate at the sound of a ticking clock, illustrating spontaneous recovery. "
In a scholarly article in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Conlon and his colleagues described the question they investigated, the methods they used, and the results of their study comparing goal-focused and achievement-focused dieters. This part of the scientific method is referred to as
a. defining the problem. b. hypothesis discussion. c. publishing results. d. theoretical projection.
Which of the following areas is the part of the cerebral cortex that is largely responsible for the body's voluntary movement?
A. the temporal area B. the auditory area C. the sensory area D. the motor area
Most elderly Americans live in nursing homes.
a. true b. false