Arnold's big brother told him not to tell their parents that he was sneaking alcohol. This is an example of

Harlow's famous studies of rhesus monkeys in which infant monkeys were separated from their mothers was designed to test the notion of

A) primary drives. B) self-reinforcement. C) the drives of "big bertha." D) secondary drives. E) tertiary drives.

Schema-based biases

a. are no longer thought to exist. b. refer to the idea that it's easier to remember shocking information that clashes with our schemas. c. can perpetuate themselves. d. None of these answers are correct.