+
Cards In This Set
| Front | Back |
|
Ancient Greeks orators had an interesting way to remember ideas in order when giving a speech, which involved
|
Taking a mental walk.
|
|
Which of the following is a real world example of using the response cost technique to change people's behaviors so that they will increase their conservation efforts?
|
An energy tax on gasoline
|
|
Which part of a list is most difficult to remember and, thus, requires additional practice?
|
Middle
|
|
You are struggling to stay awake while driving. Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding what you should do?
|
You should not be concerned about your sleepiness since very few car accidents occur due to sleepiness.
|
|
_____ involves someone who is actually sleeping attempting to have sex with another person.
|
Sexsomnia
|
|
Plans for determining which responses will be reinforced are known as
|
Schedules of reinforcement.
|
|
One thing that cocaine, "highway hypnosis", high fever, and meditation all have in common is that they produce
|
ASCs
|
|
Which mnemonic device involves a person putting the words to be remembered in a rhyme in order to form a new set of mental images?
|
The pegword system
|
|
The runner on first base who steals second on the next pitch after observing the third base coach tug twice on his cap is demonstrating
|
Stimulus control.
|
|
The students have learned to tell when Dr. Morgan is in a "good" mood or not by how she enters the room. If she speaks as she enters the room, it will be a "good" day, but if she puts her books down before she speaks, "watch out." Their ability to anticipate her mood for the day and act accordingly illustrates
|
Stimulus control.
|
