Identify the process involved (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, latent learning, instinctive drift, observational learning) and the psychologist(s) associated with it for the situation described below:

Lisa transfers to a new college and spends her first few days on campus getting oriented. A week later she chooses to have lunch at the college cafeteria. Although she has never eaten there before, she has no problem finding it.

What conclusions can you draw about the effect of violent media images on aggressive behavior based on the given evidence summarized in the text?

Identify the drug class of the drug described below and give an example (or examples).

Drugs that produce feelings of detachment and depersonalization

At a family reunion, Aunt Edna was surprised when her nephew Andrew said he couldn’t recall falling and putting his hand through a window 20 years ago, when he was 6 years old. But the more Andrew thought about the incident, the more the memory came back to him, and he started remembering vivid details of the scene. Only later did Andrew learn from his mother that Aunt Edna was wrong—she had confused Andrew with another nephew, Logan. Andrew had probably experienced:

a. repression

b. imagination inflation

c. a flashbulb memory

d. encoding failure

Identify the drug class of the drug described below and give an example (or examples).

Drugs that create perceptual distortions, alter mood, and affect thinking

If Skinner’s vision of a socially engineered society using operant conditioning principles were implemented, would such alterations be good or bad for society?

What types of evidence could prove or disprove the notion that hypnosis is a unique state of consciousness?

Identify the drug class of the drug described below and give an example (or examples).

Synthetic drugs with a variety of effects, frequently used at dance clubs or raves

Identify the process involved (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, latent learning, instinctive drift, observational learning) and the psychologist(s) associated with it for the situation described below:

Little Ben seldom brushed his teeth. Ben’s parents started giving him a sticker every time he brushed his teeth. Now, Ben brushes his teeth frequently.

Identify the drug class of the drug described below and give an example (or examples).

Addictive drugs that mimic endorphins and relieve pain and produce euphoria

When it was reported that the face of a religious figure had appeared in a rust stain on the side of a water tower in Indiana, hundreds of people flocked to the town. This perception was probably an example of a _____________.

Indicate which of the following schedules of reinforcement is being used for the example below: variable-interval (VI); fixed-interval (FI); variable-ratio (VR); fixed-ratio (FR).

At the start of the new term, your instructor announces that there will be five surprise quizzes over the course of the semester.

Based on the activation–synthesis model, dreams are ___________.

a. meaningless

b. symbolic representations of repressed wishes

c. the subjective awareness of the brain’s internally generated signals during sleep

d. produced by newly consolidated memories

Identify the process involved (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, latent learning, instinctive drift, observational learning) and the psychologist(s) associated with it for the situation described below:

Jan’s ex-husband always wore Old Spice aftershave. Jan still cringes whenever she encounters someone who smells like Old Spice, five years after her divorce.