The Development of Superstitions Is Usually a Result of __________

question 1

Multiple Choice

The development of superstitions is usually a result of __________.

• A) continuous reinforcement
• B) fixed-interval reinforcement
• C) partial punishment
• D) accidental reinforcement

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Definitions:

Sensitive

Easily affected by external conditions or stimuli.

Psychosocial Crisis

A theory by Erik Erikson that describes eight stages of human development, each characterized by a different crisis that must be resolved for healthy personality development.

Basic Trust

A concept introduced by Erik Erikson, indicating the first stage of psychosocial development, where infants learn whether or not their world is trustworthy based on their caregivers' responsiveness and support.

Gender-typing Behavior

The process by which individuals adopt behaviors and attitudes considered appropriate for their gender according to cultural norms.