The cats in Thorndike's puzzle box experiments were given food, which elicited salivation–
a response that
a. was strengthened as a consequence of Thorndike's procedure.
b. Thorndike did not measure.
c. caused the cat to escape the puzzle box.
d. represented a new environment-behavior relation.
e. Thorndike considered essential for escape learning.
b. Thorndike did not measure.
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What has been suggested as a way that neurotransmitters could play a role in abnormal behavior?
a. an oversupply of a certain neurotransmitter b. an absence of neuromodulators c. faulty genes that misfold the proteins that make up a given neurotransmitter d. there is no relationship
The idea that minority influence works in the same way that majority influence is most consistent with
a. the interpersonal relations model. b. the dual-process approach. c. the single-process approach. d. research comparing private and public conformity.
What method do scientists use to obtain information?
A. logic B. intuition C. assumption D. observation
The most common excitatory neurochemical in the central nervous system is a. serotonin
b. ACh. c. GABA. d. glutamate.