For Tolman, the obvious and objective behavioral evidence of purpose was ____.?
a. ?that the rat readily leaves the start box of a maze
b. ?that the rat behaves so as to obtain food
c. ?that the animal changes its speed of running when the reward size is altered
d. ?learning
e. ?sign Gestalts
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Tinesha comes into her Introduction to Psychology class on the first day of the semester and sees a man wearing blue jeans and a T-shirt sitting at the front of class. She does not say anything to him, and assumes that he is just someone sitting in the room. When more students show up and the man doesn’t leave, Tinesha starts to wonder if he is going to cause a problem. When he stands up and says, “Hello everyone, I’m Dr. Lawrence and I will be teaching your psychology class this semester,” Tinesha starts to wonder if this will be a good class. Tinesha’s perception of Dr. Lawrence is probably affected by the fact that he does not represent a common _______, or average “image,” of a college professor.
a. ?exemplar b. ?schema c. ?prototype d. ?concept
Discuss the three types of prisoner abuse that Bomse identified, and provide an example of each.
What will be an ideal response?
The Hermann Grid and Mach band illusions are the result of ______.
A. bilateral inhibition B. competitive exclusion C. lateral excitation D. lateral inhibition
Xiao is an adolescent immigrant from a culture that values interdependent qualities. The longer his family has been in the United States, the less Xiao feels committed to obeying his parents and fulfilling family obligations. As a result, Xiao may experience __________
A) acculturative stress B) bicultural avoidance C) ethnic identity foreclosure D) ethnic identity moratorium