Inhibitory
What will be an ideal response?
when CS predicts when us is not coming (conditioned inhibition)
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a. parents in the current decade provided the same kind of achievement messages to their daughters and sons. b. parents in the current decade uniformly emphasized achievement more for their sons than for their daughters. c. parents who were not very gender-stereotyped were likely to emphasize achievement equally for their sons and daughters. d. fathers consistently emphasized achievement for their sons, whereas mothers consistently emphasized achievement for their daughters.
Cynthia has recently begun a career with a Jewish-based agency. Up until this point in her life, she had not had any interaction with anyone who was Jewish
Based on the individuals she works with, she has found them to be a very close knit group who care for their own in the community who may need assistance. Additionally, she has found them to be very educated and assertive. Cynthia now holds the view that all Jewish people are the same: educated, close knit within their own group, assertive, and caring toward other Jewish folks who need help. Cynthia's view represents A) the ingroup perspective. B) social facilitation. C) a stereotype. D) discrimination.
Maurice has recently died from lung cancer. He smoked for 37 years and after his death, his family sued the cigarette manufacturer for elevating the nicotine level in their cigarettes. The jurors in this case need to determine the parties' respective responsibility for the harm that Maurice suffered. What kind of decision is this?
A. liability B. guilt C. damages D. verdict
Describe one way that young children (between ages 3–6) learn their culture's principles of moral conduct
What will be an ideal response?