Which was not initially a neutral stimulus in Pavlov's experiment?

Combining what scholars have learned from observing infants in a variety of different cultures today, along with what other scholars have learned from studying human evolutionary history and the history of human societies,

what is one of the things that infants' social worlds have in common across most cultures? a. Infants are with their mothers almost constantly during the early months of life. b. Infants see few people other than their own mother for the first year. c. Fathers are very hands on with infants, especially during the first year. d. Infants are put down in a quiet space for most of the day while the rest of the family goes about its daily routines.

Nutz and Boltz, Inc. employs 100 people; 80 are lawyers and 20 are engineers. Albert, a lawyer at the company, is quiet, likes puzzles, and carries a calculator

Most people, when asked whether Albert is a lawyer or an engineer, will guess that he is an engineer. These people are using ________ to make this faulty guess. A correct guess would have been made if they had used ________. a. the representativeness heuristic; base rate information b. base rate information; the representativeness heuristic c. the representativeness heuristic; the availability heuristic d. base rate information; anchoring and adjustment