When Are We More Likely to Remember Schema-Inconsistent Behavior

question 43

Multiple Choice

When are we more likely to remember schema-inconsistent behavior?

• A)when we have a schema before we observe the behavior
• B)when we form a schema after we observe the behavior
• C)when we are fatigued
• D)when the information is not highly salient

Understand the principles of reinforcement and punishment in behavioral psychology.

Identify and differentiate between primary, secondary, and tertiary reinforcements.

Comprehend the concept of shaping behavior through successive approximations.

Recognize the significance of the relationship between behavior and its consequences.

---

Definitions:

Two-Factor Theory

A psychological theory that proposes human emotions are influenced by two main factors: arousal and valence.

Source Credibility

the perceived trustworthiness, expertise, and reliability of the source of information.

Psychological Processes

Refers to the mental activities that affect cognition, emotion, and behavior, which are often studied in psychology and behavioral sciences.

Deviant Celebrities

Public figures who become known for behavior that deviates from societal norms, often gaining attention or notoriety.