When direct rewards are not present, nor any social approval or other motivations, we may develop attitudes by merely viewing others' behaviors, a process called ________
FIll in the blank with correct word.
Answer: observational learning
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Which of the following students provides the most accurate information about women who are pregnant during extremely stressful catastrophes?
a. Gwen: "Fortunately, the fetus is very well protected inside the uterus, and so a pregnant woman does not have an increased risk of a premature delivery or a low-birthweight newborn.". b. Hildegard: "Women do not have an increased risk of a premature delivery or a low-birthweight newborn, but the newborn is more likely to have developmental delays.". c. Nizam: "Women do have an increased risk of a premature delivery, but no increased risk of a low-birthweight newborn or a newborn with developmental delays.". d. Pablo: "Women have an increased risk of a premature delivery, as well as a low-birthweight baby.".
When Alzheimer’s patients are tested on a single task matched to their ability (such as recalling a list of numbers), they tend to perform ____
a. ?better than healthy control subjects b. ?the same as healthy control subjects c. ?far worse than healthy control subjects d. ?worse than healthy control subjects
During the delay of a delayed-matching-to-sample task, when a distraction occurs, ______.
A. association areas of the temporal lobe remain active B. association areas in the parietal lobe remain active C. the prefrontal cortex remains active D. the amygdala remains active
What aspect of perception does the Pandemonium model illustrate?
a. Geons are the foundation of perception. b. It is a problem-solving process. c. The end results of perceptual processing are not open to conscious awareness. d. It is strongly conceptually driven.