The laws of operant conditioning
(a) generalize across species,within limits
(b) generalize across species, without limits
(c) generalize across species, but only with respect to reinforcement, not
extinction
(d) do not generalize across species
A
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a. egocentrism. b. precausal thinking. c. transductive reasoning. d. irreversibility.
Gail is a work supervisor who is very supportive of her workers' needs in regard to childcare and other family issues. Because of this, it is likely that Gail's workers will a. report more job satisfaction
b. report more job-family conflict. c. experience greater burn out. d. be more likely to alter their "reasonable person" standard.
What is an example of a grammatical morpheme?
a. "Fish" b. "-ing" c. "Fishing" d. "Fisherman"
Which of the following kinds of skills is measured by traditional IQ tests as well as being a part of Gardner's multiple intelligences?
a. interpersonal skills b. musical skills c. bodily-kinesthetic skills d. visual and spatial skills