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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Module 3A_3B Exam

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  were more likely to be arrested as adults for domestic violence.
B  were twice as likely to become sexually active in the next year than adolescents who watched the least amount of sexually oriented television programming.
C  were more aggressive than adolescents who did not watch television programs with sexual content.
D  were more likely to drop out of school than adolescents who watched the least amount of sexually oriented television programming.
Question #3
A  negative reinforcement
B  positive punishment
C  positive reinforcement
D  negative punishment
Question #5
A  decreases; increases
B  increases; increases
C  decreases; decreases
D  increases; decreases
Question #6
A  variable-interval
B  fixed-ratio
C  variable-ratio
D  fixed-interval
Question #7
A  negative reinforcement
B  positive punishment
C  positive reinforcement
D  negative punishment
Question #9
A  the use of food rewards in training dogs
B  the role of saliva in digestion
C  the role of hormones in exploratory behavior
D  reflexive responses to sound, such as ringing bells
Question #10
A  trucks
B  He would be attracted to both toys equally.
C  neither
D  barbie dolls
Question #11
A  stimulus discrimination.
B  spontaneous recovery.
C  backward conditioning.
D  stimulus generalization.
Question #15
A  blinking at a puff of air
B  salivating at the sound of a bell.
C  sweating in response to warm temperature
D  becoming nauseous at the sight of food that has made you sick.
Question #17
A  Partial Reinforcement Effect
B  classical conditioning
C  observational learning
D  operant conditioning
Question #21
A  are more likely to view violence as an effective and acceptable way of settling conflicts.
B  are less aggressive in daily life because watching violent television and movies serves as an “outlet” for aggressive impulses.
C  are not affected by it, unless they have a family history of psychological disorders.
D  are less likely to finish high school.
Question #23
A  two responses; two stimuli
B  a stimuli and a response; two consequences
C  two stimuli; two responses
D  two stimuli; a response and a consequence
Question #26
A  contiguity
B  forward conditioning
C  novelty
D  contingency
Question #27
A  observable behaviors.
B  physiological responses
C  consciouness
D  conditioned stimuli
Question #28
A  ignore Isabel’s attempts to talk to her while she is on the phone.
B  tell her friend that she would call her back and immediately attend to whatever it was that Isabel wanted.
C  send Isabel to a corner every time she interrupted her while she is on the phone.
D  reward Isabel for not interrupting her during a phone call.
Question #29
A  children are likely to imitate a behavior they see on TV.
B  children do not like Bobo dolls.
C  children will only copy the behaviors of an adult.
D  children are unlikely to imitate a behavior they see on TV.
Question #30
A  variable-ratio
B  fixed-interval
C  variable-interval
D  fixed-ratio
Question #31
A  cell phone
B  food
C  sex
D  sleep
Question #32
A  a Russian physiologist
B  a Russian psychologist
C  a German physicist
D  an American psychologist
Question #34
A  a neutral stimulus.
B  an unconditioned stimulus.
C  an unconditioned response.
D  a neutral response
Question #36
A  there is considerable delay between the behavior and the punishment
B  it immediately precedes the behavior.
C  it consistently follows the behavior.
D  it occasionally follows the behavior.
Question #41
A  variable-interval
B  variable-ratio
C  fixed-interval
D  fixed-ratio
Question #42
A  fixed-interval
B  variable-interval
C  fixed-ratio
D  variable-ratio