For Freud, the most important thing about a dream was its

You are a psychologist who is a devout follower of the work of B.F. Skinner. Your young child is trying to learn how to tie her shoes, and in order to help her you give her an M&M every time she gets one step closer to her goal

This strategy – the use of __________ - is the basis of Skinner's theory. a. reinforcement b. unconscious bolsters c. developmental scaffolds d. unconditional stimuli

The walls of a very long, narrow corridor appear to come together as they recede the viewer. This distance cue is known as ______

a. convergence c. interposition b. aerial perspective d. linear perspective