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Psychology Archive: Questions from June 19, 2022

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  You are interested in whether certain personality traits differ across career types, particularly narcissism. You collect scores on narcissism from 8 people in the medical field, 8 people in social se
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• a plan so that people accpt lgbtq community in the world or a particular region for a a paper proposal. a plan not a support
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  Question 19 (1 point) Regarding the experiment described in the previous question, what is the dependent variable? Age of the subject Day of the week Exercise vs. no exercise (movie) condition Mood of
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• HELP PLEASE. What were the causes of Prohibition and what was its impact on American Society? Fill in the blank. ___ lead to prohibition of alcohol and this impacted American society by ___.
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  According to the meta-analysis, character strengths interventions had a significant, positive effect on positive affect/happiness, with an aggregated effect size indicating a small overall effect. Tru
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  Question 18 (1 point) An experimenter tests the hypothesis that physical exercise improves mood (makes people happy). Fifty 20-year-old subjects participate in the experiment. Twenty-five subjects are
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  Answer the following questions after reading the online chapter, Child Maltreatment and Adoption. 1. Regarding the types and prevention of child maltreatment, identify some similarities and difference
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  Question 21 (1 point) The major advantage of the experimental method over the correlational approach is that the experimental method allows the researcher to make causal conclusions make predictions d
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• Hi. Can you recommend me free e-books (pdf) of Christian Sermon or Preaching Outlines? I will upvote your recommendations. Thank you.
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  Which of these theories refers to visual images as epiphenomena? The functional equivalence theory The dual-coding theory The propositional theory The mnemonic theory QUESTION 45 Which of the followin
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  Question 23 (1 point) Researchers find a strong negative relationship between alcohol consumption and speed of response: The more alcohol consumed, the slower the response speed. Which of the followin
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  Question 25 (1 point) Which of the followings is an operational definition of intelligence? The score of an intelligence test The ability to break problems down into component parts The ability to dea
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• In relation to child development, ____ is defined opportunities provided by the environment, while ____ is innate and related to genetics. Group of answer choices nurture; nature equilibrium; disequil
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• What do you think would be good strategies for preventing addictions/ substance use disorders? (For instance, what strategies could be put into place in school, such as high school, or at work, etc.)
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• What are your thoughts on the Indigenous communities approach to treating addiction? How important do you think it is for various communities to have the ability to integrate their beliefs/ traditions
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• Why is the concept of object permanence important to an infant’s development? What does the active experimentation of the stage-five toddler suggest for parents? Why did Piaget underestimate how rap
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• Many of the stories told in the West today about Africa have their origins in the colonial era. The colonizers justified the Scramble for Africa and subsequent colonial rule through false narratives s
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  Question 27 (1 point) How many pairwise comparisons are significant (assuming that when two error bars do not overlap, then the difference between the corresponding group means is significant)? 5,00-
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  Question 29 (1 point) Sometimes, the simple knowledge that you are being observed as part of a study may cause you to change the way you behave instead of acting naturally. This best defines the probl
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  Question 31 (1 point) In the previous problem, the "with/without audience" factor is a(n) _________ variable and the manipulation of this variable intends to demonstrate _________ effect. independent;
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  Dr. Gottman stated high risk. O the ratio of positive and negative emotions during conflict O the way the conversation starts in a conflict discussion both of the above O neither of the above predicts
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  QUESTION 12 The prototype model was found to be a good predictor of categorization when the information was but not when the information was continuous; discrete discrete; continuous the average; the
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  In one study, the distinguishing feature separating those who were very happy (e.g., top 25% of sample) from those who are less happy (e.g., bottom 25% of sample) was the O quantity of relationships O
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  I How is the coming of Jesus and the presentation of his message a decisive moment in history? In what way can we say the stories of the infancy narratives of Jesus in Matthew 2 and Luke 2 are histori
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  Group 4 Unit 4 Discussion Prejudice ✓ Group/section restrictions. Unit 4 Discussion: Prejudice? There are a number of examples where a person's race, sex, ethnic background, or sexual orientation ca
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• Use the scenario to answer questions 3-5. Joanie Rogers is designing a professional development session for teachers who work with preschool children. In the session, she plans to emphasize different
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• How a counselor should analyze and explain ethical and cultural strategies for promoting resilience, optimum development, and wellness in middle childhood.
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• Presume you are an expert and you received a phone call from your senator last night at home. He or she recognized that you are doing a fine job instructing students on the issue of community support
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  What was unique about the combination of visual elements in the Villa Barbaro? The Villas were given an enoblement by Palladio, making them acceptable for noble families of Venice to live in. | Descri
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• According to Piaget, preschool children are functioning in the preoperational stage, which means thinking is tied to: Group of answer choices people in their immediate circle. abstract and hypothetica
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  ime: 1 nour, 22 minutes, 23 seconas. Question Completion Status: QUESTION 19 The typicality effect is successfully explained by which model of semantic memory? hierarchical network feature comparison
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  all of the above QUESTION 20 In recall tasks, people tend to have better memory for Schema-consistent items Schema-inconsistent items both schema consistent and inconsistent items neither schema consi
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• Research Question: Is there a significant negative between time spent playing video games and stress? Hypothesis: There will be a significant ,negative relationship between time spent playing video ga
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• Canada Law Why are Regulations called delegated or subordinate law ?
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  1. What is the Gate Control Theory of Pain in Psychology? 2. How does gate control theory suggest pain is blocked? 3. How can the gate of pain be closed? 4. When you were younger, how did your parents
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  At around 10-12 months of age, human infants first display the capacity for: sharing joint attention with their parents understanding that others can have false beliefs recognizing the face of their m
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  Apes are said to possess episodic culture, because they excel in the perception, understanding, and recall of events, but they do not show evidence of which of the following? semantic memory share cul
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  Match the definitions with the provided terms. [Choose] a strong inductive a argument with all true premises [Choose] an argument in which the truth of the premises logically guarantees the truth of t
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  According to the textbook, responding to Joint Attention is mediated by which of the following brain mechanisms: a left hemisphere attention system an anterior attention system a right hemisphere atte
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  How does imitation differ from emulation? O They don't differ in a clear way - both abilities involve copying a behavior Imitation requires mirror neurons, while emulation doesn't O In imitation, the
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  The development of what technology resulted in a shift from hunter-gatherer societies to culturally rich and socially complex villages and cities? agriculture fishing domestication of cattle archery
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  The capacity of a 4-year-old child to understand that other people have a different perspective than they do illustrates their growing skill in which of the following abilities: theory of mind semanti
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  Based on your knowledge of collectivist and individualist cultures, how might the marketing strategy for an iPhone differ in China as compared to the US? O ads would focus on how an iPhone is superior
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  People on the autism spectrum are less likely to show normal social intelligence because they show deficits in which of the following: emotional contagion attention perspective taking causal inference
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  24. Angel suffered a stroke. Since then, she doesn't seem to care about the things she used to enjoy, such as the foods she used to love or sexual intimacy with her husband. Based on her symptoms, whi
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  People on the autism spectrum appear to be less likely to fall for the illusions of magicians because they show deficits in which of the following: O language long-term memory O joint attention causal
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  Which of the following is NOT a good definition of culture? A set of beliefs about another person's mind The beliefs, customs, arts, etc. of a particular society, group, place or time A way of thinkin
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  Answered 23. After careful observation, Angel concludes that children who have siblings are better at sharing than those who do not. Which of psychology's goals is being addressed by Angel's study? Se
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  What cultural artifacts led to archaeologists changing the time frame of the development of agriculture? cave art pottery shards Evidence of campfires The Hohlenstein-Stadel figurine
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  According to the Russian Doll Model of Empathy, Sympathetic concern and consolation are synonymous People, and clinical groups, can show differences in the levels and varieties of empathy Perspective
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• How did absolute monarchs overcome the obstacles of the Church and the nobility? The scientific revolution transformed the way Europeans perceived the world. Discuss this change in detail. How did thi
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  Question 30 (1 point) Dr. Robinson conducts an experiment and finds that subjects who perform a task in front of an audience do worse than subjects who perform alone. Dr. Robinson concludes that being
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  6. As a behavioral psychologist, which strategy below is Amber likely to suggest in order to get a child to do his homework without arguing? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use t
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  11. Lucy studies whether commercials featuring damaged homes following a hurricane increases the likelihood that people will donate to a disaster relief fund. The control group sees commercials about
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• Canada Law What is an Enabling Act?
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  According to comparative research on languages, the greatest diversity of languages is found in: Africa Europe The Americas O Asia
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  * Question Completion Status: QUESTION 27 When performing a lexical decision task, one may respond more quickly to the word "TABLE" when it has been immediately preceded by the word "CHAIR." This phen
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• Give EGs in sport when your concentration and attention negatively or positively affected your performance? Provide EGs of sport psychology concentration or attention interventions.
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• Study Secrets--How can encoding techniques help with your memory? What encoding methods have you used for this course or another course you are taking this term? Suppose you were to present to next se
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  31. Percy listens to music while studying. He says he is capable of singing the lyrics and reading his textbook at the same time. Percy thinks that paying attention to both his music and his text is a
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• What about the public condemning derelict houses in their communities to prevent vandalism and the decline of a neighborhood? How about seizure of land to allow the exploration of natural resources su
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• Question 1 (2 points) Consider Ethical Egoism in metaethical terms (as an instance of Moral Realism or Moral Anti-realism). Which side do you think it should be categorized as? Explain your reasoning.
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  5. A researcher used head-mounted eye tracking to record what crawling and walking infants see as they move around a playroom. An assistant followed behind infants holding a harness to prevent the tin
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  8. A researcher used head-mounted eye tracking to record what crawling and walking infants see as they move around a playroom. After data collection, a "primary coder" laboriously coded the video reco
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• Question 5 (2 points)According to absolutism, values Question 5 options: are valid only for a given culture cannot be judged by an outsider may vary according to culture are eterna
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  12. In the Wynn (1992) paper we read, the researchers tested infants' looking time to simple math calculations using Mickey Mouses in a display case. Across all 3 experiments, the experimenters manipu
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  26. During a blind taste test, Robert tastes four different foods. He uses the tastes, textures, and smells of each of the four foods to determine what it is he is actually eating. Which type of proce
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• The following excerpts come directly from Mercer University’s IRB application. Please indicate which Belmont principle is being evaluated in each excerpt. Answers may repeat. That is, multiple excer
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  14. Caregivers completed inventories of their infants' vocabularies (MacArthur-Bates Communicative Developmental Inventory) and temperament (Rothbart's Infant Behavior Questionnaire) when their babies
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  18. Mark examines the relationship between mask wearing and COVID cases. He discovers that people who regularly wear masks have fewer cases of COVID. Which correlation coefficient below best represent
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  18. A problem with comparing children in a younger age group to children in an older age group is: a. that cross-sectional studies can never reveal mechanisms of development. b. the assumption that th
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  P 21. Despite the difficulty of mastering and implementing the technology, head-mounted eye tracking is more useful than other similar methods (e.g., remote eye tracking or a head camera) when researc
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• Question 10 (2 points) According to Moseley, some critics say that Psychological Egoism is a "closed theory." What do they mean by that?
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  3. In terms of the organization of the brain, which region below is considered the most sophisticated and involves executive decision making? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use
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  what natural visual stimuli fill infants' field of view. The best interpretation of a positive result in a preferential looking study is that infants a. like to see some displays more than others. 1 b
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  26. Researchers cleverly monitored infants' facial expressions during baseline, learning, and extinction periods in contingent reinforcement paradigms. They found that infants whose movements drive th
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• Question 11 (2 points) Identify a positive feature of ethical relativism according to critics and advocates alike Question 11 options: it offers concrete solutions to difficult moral problems
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  D 30. In a visual habituation task, Kellman & Spelke (1983) randomly assigned infants to one of two groups. Group A habituated to a stationary rod behind a box, and Group B habituated to a moving rod
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  34. As Janine curled her hair, the curling iron touched her skin. She immediately shouted, "ouch, that hurt!" She then turned it off and set it down on the bathroom counter. Setting down the curling i
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  32. Baby-care and toy manufacturers often design products based on a limited understanding of research findings. For example, based on Fantz' studies of preferential looking, toy manufacturers designe
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• Question 16 (2 points) Ethical egoism claims that Question 16 options: altruism is a form of disguised egoism life is nasty brutish and short we should always act in our own self-intere
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  25. After infants complete participation in a research study, caregivers often ask, "How did my baby do?" Although most researchers avoid saying anything diagnostic to caregivers regardless of the par
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• Question 18 (2 points) Which of the following is NOT a feature of utilitarianism? Question 18 options: moral action governed by consequences pursues the greatest amount of happiness for soci
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  49. Margaret has been diagnosed with epilepsy, which causes her to have multiple seizures a day. In order to treat this, she underwent a surgery that split the hemispheres of her brain. If we were to
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• What If!--What would your life be like if you had declarative memory but no procedural memory? What would your life be like if you had procedural memory but no declarative memory? Explain and provide
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  48. A researcher recorded toddlers' vocabularies every day starting on the first day that they produced a word and ending on the first day that they produced two-word utterances. The design of this st
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• "God is perfect in all respects and existence is a sort of perfection, therefore God must exist". Is this argument valid? Is it sound? What, if anything, does it tell us about God's existence?
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  E 10. Telephones used to have live operators who would sit in front of a giant switchboard and connect each incoming call with the person they were trying to reach. This system is similar in function
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  27. During class, Tony takes notes quickly in shorthand. Later, he struggles to read some of the words he wrote. To decipher the words, he reads over the notes several times to get the general idea, w
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• After the decline of Sargon’s dynasty around 2150 B.C.E., what city became the dominant political power in Mesopotamia?
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  Question 2 (1 point) Match the following studies with their scientific goals Study Description 1 A researcher finds out, with the use of the experimental method, that the cause of forgetting is retroa
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• introduce yourself: You will want to make sure to include your name (as you prefer to be called), as well as trying to introduce yourself in a creative and memorable way. Personal stories are always
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  30. TJ says that the color "blue" tastes like a chocolate-chip cookie and "green" tastes like applesauce. The condition described by T.J demonstrates the idea that: Select an answer and submit. For ke
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• The Gender Inequality Index (GII) is used to compare gender inequality across countries and uses data on women's educational attainment, labor force participation, and representation in parliamentary
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  QUESTION 36 Imagery studies provide evidence that visual images retain the characteristics of the objects or scenes they represent we manipulate and scan images in the same way we manipulate and scan
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• In many countries around the world, women are routinely violated sexually, and they have little or no recourse for seeking legal protection and justice. One of the reasons that so few South African
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• "Discuss why Pico della Mirandola thinks humanity is so special and unique. What makes humans so great (even greater than the angels)? Use one quote from the text below.
  Chapter 9 The Renaissance 311 Pico della Mirandola ORATION ON THE DIGNITY OF MAN In the opening section of the Oration, Pico declares that unlike other creatures, human beings have not been assigned a
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  28. If a dangerous teratogen is introduced during the interfere with, a. zygotic; implantation. b. zygotic; limb and organ development. fetal; lung and brain formation. d. embryonic; implantation. 29.
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  2. Although there are many types of research, which of the statements below explains why experiments are unique? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to sel
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• 1. Identify a common human response that is classically conditioned. 2. Identify Cause (US), Natural Effect (UR), Unnatural Cause (CS), Conditional Response(CR) 3. Present the stages arranged (example
  ents 24/7 PSYCH BOOK Canvas Ma Canvas TERMS • US - Unconditioned Stimulus - The trigger that doesn't have to have been learned, it naturally produces the response. -UR- Unconditioned Response - The
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