Research has shown that learned helplessness can sometimes be alleviated by providing a strong cue that signals the occurrence of a(n) _____ escape response
A) ?successful
B) ?unsuccessful
C) ?attempted
D) ?vigorous
A
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a. conventional moral reasoning b. preconventional moral reasoning c. postconventional moral reasoning d. autonomous moral reasoning
Mariah is in her mid-30s. She has a small risk of having a premature baby
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If you were a convicted defendant facing sentencing for your crime, based on anchoring and adjustment research, what would you want the judge to do before she sentenced you?
A) Give a light sentence to another criminal for a similar crime. B) Give a harsh sentence to another criminal for a more severe crime. C) Read a treatise on the death penalty vs. life imprisonment. D) Roll double sixes in a lunchtime game of monopoly with her bailiff. E) Read a newspaper article about a crime in which the defendant received a harsh sentence.
Discuss gender typing.
What will be an ideal response?