Britain Responded to the Boston Tea Party with the Restraining

question 29

Multiple Choice

Britain responded to the Boston Tea Party with the Restraining Acts and Coercive Acts. What did these acts do?

• A) restrained the importation of any sort of tea into the colonies and coerced citizens into involuntary servitude dissolved the Massachusetts Assembly and forced Americans to quarter British soldiers
• B) effectively declared war on the colonies
• C) repealed the colonial tea tax code but required the public execution of the protestors in Boston
• D) in part closed the Boston Harbor to all commerce, dissolved the Massachusetts Assembly, forced Americans to quarter or house British soldiers, and ordered Americans charged with protest crimes be sent to England for trial

Understand the concept of counterconditioning and its usage in behavior therapy.

Recognize the importance and method of establishing an anxiety hierarchy in systematic desensitization.

Grasp the significance of generalization and discrimination in learning and behavior modification.

Identify the use of positive reinforcement and punishment in modifying behavior.

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Definitions:

William James

A pioneering American psychologist and philosopher best known for his theories of pragmatism and the James-Lange theory of emotion.

Alpha Waves

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Brain Wave Pattern

The electrical activity in the brain as detected by electroencephalography (EEG), characterized by certain rhythms or frequencies.

Delta Wave

A type of brain wave that is associated with deep sleep and is characterized by its low frequency and high amplitude.