What Is a Substantiated Case

question 7

Multiple Choice

What is a substantiated case?

• A)a case with enough evidence that official agents believe it occurred
• B)a case where the guilty party is legally found guilty
• C)a case where the guilty party is found not guilty
• D)a case where there is not enough evidence to show that the violence occurred

Identify the effects of observational or vicarious learning and modeling.

Comprehend the principles of classical conditioning, including stimulus generalization, discrimination, and higher-order conditioning.

Understand the distinction between operant and classical conditioning.

Recognize the impact of cognitive factors on learning, including insight, latent learning, and learned helplessness.

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Definitions:

Experience-Expectant

Processes of brain development that seem to anticipate experiences that are universal in all normally developing members of our species.

Plasticity

The capacity of the brain to adapt or change in response to experiences or learning, including the formation of new neural connections.

Vision

The ability to perceive and interpret the surrounding environment through light in the visible spectrum striking the retina of the eye.

Senses

The physiological capacities of organisms that provide data for perception, including sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.