Compared to Freudian psychoanalysis, Jung's version of psychotherapy can be described as

A researcher ties a string to an infant's foot and ties the other end to a mobile. The infant

moves her foot; the mobile moves causing the infant to smile. The infant then kicks her foot several more times. Two days later, the researcher re-administers the same procedure and the infant immediately kicks her foot to move the mobile. What type of paradigm is this researcher utilizing? A) habituation B) response expectancy C) fixed trial paradigm D) instrumental conditioning

Dana, a three­year­old autistic child, is being taught to answer questions with a "Yes" or a "No."

She was given verbal praise and the cookie when she answered "Yes" to questions like "Do you want a cookie?" (a preferred food) and "No" when she answered "No" to questions like "Do you want corn?" (a non­preferred food). Additionally, she was praised if she answered "Yes" to questions like "Does a cow say ‘moo'?" or "No" to the question, "Is this a shoe?" when shown a picture of a boat. This productive behavior is being encouraged by arranging which of the following so they are response contingent? a. antecedents b. conditioned stimuli c. reinforcers d. cognitions