The first few times Jarrad met Maggie, she smiled and was extremely nice. Now every
time Jarrad sees her, he feels happy and excited. His attitude toward Maggie reflects
a. modeling.
b. direct classical conditioning.
c. vicarious classical conditioning.
d. direct operant conditioning.
e. vicarious operant conditioning.
b. direct classical conditioning.
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Amelia and Harold are arguing about the death penalty. "Look, I just feel strongly that it's barbaric, ineffective, and wrong," says Harold. "You're nuts," says Amelia. "I believe in an eye for an eye, and besides, I'm absolutely sure it's a deterrent to
Which lapses of critical thinking might Amelia and Harold be committing? What will be an ideal response?
Sometimes, according to Maslow, people become compulsive and obsessive neurotics in order to try
to ensure a feeling of A) physiological need satisfaction. B) self-esteem. C) safety. D) being loved.