__________ seeks to reduce or eliminate the potential cause of a disorder, thereby preventing it from occurring in the first place.
A. Concurrent prevention
B. Secondary prevention
C. Primary prevention
D. Tertiary prevention
Answer: C
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Skinner generalized his findings to complex human behaviors even though his subject pool was limited to ____
a. rats and pigeons b. children c. graduate students d. dogs and cats
Once while she was about to take a nap, baby Carolyn accidentally sucked on her blanket. Now she repeatedly sucks on the blanket when she's going to sleep. This new behavior is an example of
a. coordination of secondary schemes. b. a primary circular reaction. c. a secondary circular reaction. d. a tertiary circular reaction.
Patricia, a three-year-old girl, is having dinner. She looks at her father and says, "I eated food." In this scenario, Patricia is exhibiting _____
A) divergent thinking B) cognitive dissonance C) overregularization D) counterconditioning
As people grow older, they tend to become more
a. open to experience and extroverted. b. emotionally unstable and disagreeable. c. conscientious and agreeable. d. neurotic and introverted.