During the 1930s, What Was One Way Franklin Roosevelt's Administration

question 9

Multiple Choice

During the 1930s, what was one way Franklin Roosevelt's administration approached civil liberties?

• A) The Department of Justice added a Civil Liberties Unit.
• B) Through HUAC, the administration cracked down on the Communist Party.
• C) The president exposed communists in Hollywood.
• D) The administration encouraged businesses not to hire Japanese immigrants.
• E) Civil lawsuits were encouraged to protect civil liberties.

Evaluate the implications of punishment theories, including Thorndike's negative law of effect.

Recognize the role of the parietal cortex in decision-making processes as explained by matching law.

Discuss the application and limitations of the matching law in predicting human behavior.

Contrast various motivation theories, including Premack's probability-differential theory and the response deprivation theory.

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