The Prime Movers of Jaw Closure and Biting Are the

question 16

Multiple Choice

The prime movers of jaw closure and biting are the

• A) buccinator and masseter muscles.
• B) masseter and temporalis muscles.
• C) temporalis and buccinator muscles.
• D) temporalis and lateral pterygoid muscles.

Identify the techniques used to modify undesired behaviors and reinforce desired ones.

Understand the role of family therapy in addressing interpersonal dynamics.

Grasp the concept of behavior modification and its application in various settings.

Distinguish between the causes of abnormal behavior as seen by behavior therapists.

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Definitions:

B. F. Skinner

A prominent psychologist renowned for his work in behaviorism, particularly the development of the theory of operant conditioning.

Hans Eysenck

A German-born British psychologist known for his work on intelligence and personality, particularly his development of the three-factor model of personality.

Unconditioned Stimulus

An impulse that inherently induces a reaction without requiring earlier education.

Classical Conditioning

Learning through the process of associating a naturally spontaneous stimulus with one that is prompted by environmental factors.