Carlie twirls her hair when she talks, but she doesn't usually notice that she is doing it. She decides to spend 5 minutes twice a day when she purposely twirls her hair. This is an example of:
a. performing a desired behavior in strange situations.
b. performing an unwanted behavior while consciously paying attention to it.
c. performing certain behaviors despite other people's disapproval.
d. practicing not doing a behavior in situations in which you would normally do it.
B.
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a. contingency b. establishing operation c. novel behavior d. extinction burst
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A. 200-300 percent B. 150-250 percent C. 100-150 percent D. 75-125 percent
A(n) ______ is defined as an energy form that maximally stimulates a particular receptor.
A. specific stimulus B. adequate stimulus C. sensory-linked receptor D. receptive field
All of the following are stages in Phinney's ethnic identity theory EXCEPT
A) unexamined ethnic identity. B) ethnic identity search. C) ethnic identity foreclosure. D) achieved ethnic identity.