In Kelly's theory, the hypotheses that people develop and test to make their world meaningful are called

Due to the large amounts of time children in village and tribal cultures spend in contact with adult work,

A) assumption of adult roles is met with resistance from children. B) make-believe play is more complex and imaginative than in Western cultures. C) adults restrict children's activities to ones that they feel the child can safely perform. D) parents have little need to rely on conversation and play to teach children.

Jimmy notices that the time is twelve o'clock noon. After looking at his watch, he begins to feel hungry. His hunger response is best thought of as an example of:

a. shaping b. classical conditioning c. operant conditioning d. counter conditioning