The practice of using time-outs, or removal of a person from a situation in which an undesired behavior occurs, was developed by

Flourens provided experimental support for the doctrine of specific nerve energies by

showing that the removal of different parts of the nervous system produced a. only temporary effects. b. a general impairment rather than specific impairments. c. few, if any, noticeable effects. d. the same effects. e. different effects.

According to the article containing the work of Bovjberg et al. (Being Sick of the

Hospital) if you jump out of the shower to the sound of the toilet flushing, what type of response is that? (a) a reflex (b) an unconditioned response (c) a conditioned response (d) an automatic routine