Harlow's famous studies of rhesus monkeys in which infant monkeys were separated from their mothers was designed to test the notion of
A) primary drives.
B) self-reinforcement.
C) the drives of "big bertha."
D) secondary drives.
E) tertiary drives.
A
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In cultures where men take more of an involved and active role in the rearing of their children, what tendency is seen in overall sexual behavior?
a. Women show more sexual restraint in such cultures, while men show more sexual promiscuity. b. Men show more sexual restraint in such cultures, while women show more sexual promiscuity. c. Both men and women in such cultures show greater sexual restraint. d. Both men and women in such cultures show greater sexual promiscuity.
The following type of response to behavior results in an increased probability of the behavior occurring again
a) positive reinforcement b) negative reinforcement c) extinction d) both a and b