Which of the following interventions to help people with life-threatening illnesses has its roots in existential-humanistic psychology?

When a bad thing (aversive stimulus) is applied to a person or animal and decreases the probability of a particular behavior, it is known as _____

a) positive punishment. b) negative punishment. c) negative reinforcement. d) negative expectation.

Learning theorists claim that ________ forms the foundation for learning language

A) shaping B) the LAD C) repetition D) scaffolding