Imaginary sensations, such as seeing, hearing, or smelling things that do not exist in the real world are known as __________

In their use of operant conditioning techniques to train animals from many species to perform various behaviors, the Brelands described instances of animal "misbehavior." They attributed this misbehavior to the

a. spontaneous recovery of extinguished behaviors. b. use of punishment rather than reinforcement. c. tendency for learned behavior to drift toward instinctual behavior. d. use of shaping by successive approximations.

The ___________________ is a visual representation of the parts of yourself that are known to you and known to others

a. self-concept b. Sahara door c. Johari window d. chi square table