A neo-Freudian theory that focuses on the cognitive and emotional processes involved in intimate relationships is known as ________ theory

A researcher trains a little boy to fear a rabbit by making a loud, frightening noise every time the boy approaches the rabbit, or vice versa. This type of learning is known as ______

a. classical conditioning c. vicarious learning b. operant conditioning d. cognitive learning

Research on self-esteem indicates that

A) children benefit from frequent compliments, regardless of whether they are based on actual attainment. B) the self-esteem of U.S. youths dropped sharply from the 1970s to the 1990s. C) children do not benefit from compliments that have no basis in real attainment. D) overly tolerant, indulgent parenting is linked to low self-esteem.