Watson's experiment with Little Albert proved that ______
a. other animals besides dogs can be conditioned
b. reward learning is more powerful in humans than conditioning
c. people can be conditioned
d. children are born with a natural fear of rats
c
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Why should norms be interpreted with caution?
A. They are usually derived from representative samples. B. They apply broadly to all cultural and racial groups. C. They have not been in use very long by researchers and medical professionals. D. They can mask substantial individual differences in attainment.
Melissa is working with a group of adolescent girls who suffer from bulimia. The treatment includes cognitive-behavioral therapy and use of antidepressants. Judging by the research, how successful can Melissa expect the treatment to be?
a. completely successful, with rates of recovery up to 90 percent b. modestly successful, with rates of recovery up to 75 percent c. somewhat successful, with rates of recovery of about 50 percent d. not very successful, with rates of recovery less than 20 percent
Research that addresses the specific events that occur during therapy in the course of interaction between therapist and patient is best labeled __________ research
a. meta-analytic b. analogue c. outcome d. process
The self-absorption characteristic of the teenage search for identity is called
a. diffusion. c. adolescent egocentrism. b. theory of mind. d. specification.