Suppose a Person Never Buys Eggs Because He Doesn't Like

question 87

Multiple Choice

Suppose a person never buys eggs because he doesn't like them. One weekend, he has guests who love eggs, and so he decides to buy some at the store. Even though he has never bought eggs at this store, he knows exactly where they are in the store from all the times he has shopped there before. The fact that he has learned where the eggs are during those past trips is an example of:

• A) sensitization.
• B) habituation.
• C) perceptual learning.
• D) latent learning.

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Definitions:

Person-Centred

Relates to an approach in psychology and counseling developed by Carl Rogers that emphasizes the importance of the individual's subjective experience and the need to treat each person with unconditional positive regard.

Therapeutic Approach

A systematic strategy or method used in psychotherapy or counseling to help clients understand their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors to promote healing or positive change.

Carl Rogers

A pioneering psychologist known for developing client-centered therapy and emphasizing the importance of the self and unconditional positive regard in personal growth.

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