Tad is an exhibitionist. His therapist has him expose himself to a preselected group of females. He is made to be fully aware of his actions and thoughts because he must talk about his penis and his fantasies in front of these women. This form of treatment is ____
a. based on psychodynamic assumptions
b. usually considered a form of chemical castration
c. an example of aversive behavior rehearsal
d. one that often backfires because many exhibitionists enjoy the procedure
C
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(a) positive reinforcement (b) negative reinforcement (c) positive punishment (d) negative punishment
Oliver is studying motivation in chimpanzees. His roommate doesn't think that Oliver's research will produce much useful information about human motivation because he believes that information from animal studies will not provide meaningful information about human experiences. Oliver's roommate apparently has
a. a humanistic perspective. b. an evolutionary perspective. c. a biological perspective. d. a cognitive perspective.