Someone using operant conditioning to teach you to play the piano might start by praising you for putting your hands on the keys, then for pressing one of the keys, and so forth. This would be an example of what?

Mr. Evans feels that no matter what he does, he will be unable

to convince his boss that he deserves a promotion. He also feels that it doesn't matter who his boss is, he still would not receive a promotion. These feelings represent what Overnier and Seligman called A) depressive realism. B) illusory control. C) learned helplessness. D) overgeneralization.

A reversal design involves shifting from:

a. independent variable to dependent variable. b. one baseline to another baseline. c. baseline to treatment. d. one dependent variable to another dependent variable.