_______ is the unpredictable recurrence of a conditioned response that has become extinct
a. Generalization
b. Extinction
c. Spontaneous recovery
d. Conditioned recurrence
c
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a. ?for positivism in psychology b. ?for the acceptance of animal psychology c. ?that mental concepts are "valueless to science" d. ?for a functional and pragmatic approach to psychology e. ?for experimental research on human infants
Ms. Jones told her fifth-grade students to write downas many ways they could think of to use a
car tire. Which one of the following types of thinking is Ms. Jones requiring of her students? a. Emotional intelligence b. Interpersonal intelligence c. Divergent thinking d. Inductive thinking
Which of the following is a criticism of biomedical therapies?
A. They are ineffective in curing violent patients. B. They do not solve common mental disorders such as depression or bipolar disorder. C. They do not work well in conjunction with other therapies. D. They merely provide relief of the symptoms of mental disorders.
One important factor that often confuses negotiations about sexual activity between men and women is that
A. it is considered that men have no experience interpreting nonverbal cues from anyone, regardless of their gender. B. it is considered unfeminine to refuse male requests or demands in any type of interaction. C. women gain power by keeping their sexual expressions to the bare minimum. D. sexual scripts seldom contain direct verbal consent for sex.