Direction of One Organism's Attention Toward Specific Objects, Events, or Locations

question 60

Multiple Choice

Direction of one organism's attention toward specific objects, events, or locations within an environment as a result of another organism's action is called:

• A) observational conditioning.
• B) stimulus enhancement.
• C) imitation.
• D) emotional contagion.

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Definitions:

Group's Development

The stages through which a group progresses, often including forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning.

Group Process

The dynamics and interactions that occur within a group as it seeks to achieve its objectives, affecting its performance and member satisfaction.

Orderly Interplay

A harmonious or organized interaction among elements in a system, ensuring stability and balance.

Ineffective Group

A group that fails to achieve its goals or fulfill its purpose due to lack of coordination, poor communication, or other factors undermining its effectiveness.