Right before a game, a baseball player goes through a series of ritualistic behaviors that he says give him good luck, but are, in fact, not associated with how he plays or whether his team will win. This illustrates:
a. discrimination c. observational learning
b. generalization d. superstitious behaviors
D
Psychology
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If you look at a flower and then quickly close your eyes, you will see a fleeting visual image for about one-half second that is referred to as
a. a flashbulb memory. b. echoic memory. c. iconic memory. d. illusory imagery.
Psychology
Learning that occurs but is not reflected in an immediate behavior change is called __________ learning.
A. vicarious B. innate C. latent D. insight
Psychology