As a baby, Anu learned that whenever she fussed her mother would come running to comfort her. Thus, whenever Anu was distressed, she would fuss for her mother. This illustrates
a. operation conditioning. c. operant conditioning.
b. classical conditioning. d. reflex conditioning.
c
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According to Lev Vygotsky’s concept of the zone of proximal development (ZPD), learning is:
(a) Achieved by discovering which answers will lead to rewards. (b) Achieved by assimilating new understandings to accommodate the demands of the world. (c) Affected by how the environment and genetically programmed learning ability interact during a critical period. (d) A social activity between a less knowledgeable child and another adult or child who is more knowledgeable.
Which of the following statements about divorce and remarriage in the U.S. is FALSE?
A) The divorce rate for second marriages is lower than the rate for first marriages. B) Nearly a half of all marriages are second marriages for one or both partners. C) Daughters more than sons have a difficult time adjusting to their mothers' remarriage. D) Having children from a previous marriage increases the likelihood of divorce in remarried couples.
What are the stalker types mentioned in the text and how do they differ?
What will be an ideal response?
According to Solomon and Corbit’s (1974) opponent process theory,
a. abused drugs stimulate an A process that creates a euphoric or pleasant a state. b. soon after a drug is administered, a B process is evoked that creates a dysphoric or unpleasant b state. c. as a drug’s effects wear off, the A process dissipates but the B process endures. d. acute tolerance results from the effects of the B process in cancelling out those of the A process. e. all of the above are true.