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
D
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Grant is delivering a training program to cell phone repair technicians. He divides the training into four week-long segments delivered across eight weeks, with one week of rest after each segment. The type of training practice that Grant is implementing is known as:
A) distributed practice. B) disparate practice. C) massed practice. D) perfect practice.
Rates of obesity vary a great deal globally. The rate of obesity is especially high in ________ and quite low in ________
a) Estonia, Canada b) Germany, Brazil c) Samoa, China d) Lithuania, Chile