The law of effect says that _______
a. satisfying consequences are more powerful than annoying consequences
b. behavior is a function of its consequences
c. how an organism perceives events is more important than the events themselves
d. effective behavior drives out ineffective behavior
B
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According to the article Pants On Fireabout the detection of high stake lies, the participants' interrogation
was videotaped and trained coders used the Facial Action Coding System to evaluate the participants. How well did these trained coders do? (a) they completely failed at determining who lied (b) the coding system was very accurate, but the coders were not very accurate (c) the coders were very accurate--they were better at detecting who lied than at detecting who told the truth (d) the coders could only tell who told the truth, but they were very unsuccessful at detecting who lied
Because __________, they need supervision and protection from high-risk experiences until their decision making improves
A) the personal fable makes teenagers falsely believe that they are the focus of everyone else's attention and concern B) taking risks without experiencing harm can heighten adolescents' sense of invulnerability C) the imaginary audience makes adolescents develop an inflated opinion of their own importance D) adolescents have a keen ability to consider pros and cons and consider likely outcomes