Which of These Statements Best Describes Aversive and Appetitive Processes

question 36

Multiple Choice

Which of these statements best describes aversive and appetitive processes?

• A) An aversive process involves avoiding stressors in the relationship; an appetitive process involves taking on stressors despite consequences.
• B) An aversive process consists of unexplained emotional distance; an appetitive process consists of overexplaining emotions.
• C) An aversive process involves eliminating negative relationship behaviors; an appetitive process involves promoting positive relationship behaviors.
• D) An aversive process consists of shunning those outside of the relationship; an appetitive process consists of allowing too much feedback from those outside of the relationship.

Understand the concept of habituation through real-life examples.

Identify and apply various behavior modification strategies to academic and personal tasks.

Explain the principle of reciprocal determinism in the context of behavior and environment interaction.

Understand the consequences of using reinforcement in inappropriate contexts, such as dealing with children's behavior in public settings.

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Definitions:

Abnormally Inward Gaze

A condition where one or both eyes are turned inward, often referred to as cross-eyed or esotropia.

Choroid

The vascular coat of the eye between the sclera and the retina.

Retina

The innermost layer of the eye that receives the image formed by the lens.

Blood Vessels

Pipes within the body that transport blood, encompassing arteries, veins, and capillaries.